Forbes: The most valuable conferences in college sports..
Big Ten still leads, but margin is narrowing....
http://www.forbes.com/sites/chrissmith/2014/04/15/the-most-valuable-con…
Wouldn't be surprised to see this change after 2014... SEC Network looks like a home run... Surprised the SEC doesn't already lead with how much money results from football alone.
Only because your dollar goes furtner in the south.
I'm in love.
Corn dog is actually a footlong.
the internet today.
she look rode hard and put away wet
....why is this on my computer screen
I don't know man, we got some good ol' girls here in the Midwest
April 15th, 2014 at 10:20 PM ^
Everything's bigger in Texas... something tells me this isn't her first rodeo.
I actually think the B1G is set to increase this lead a bit once the new BTN agreement comes up for renewal. Last time I checked, it was due for new negotiations with carriers in a couple of years.
Around the time that Maryland and Rutgers joined the Big Ten, there were a few reports that between adding teams and the renegotiations of the television deals in a couple years that it was entirely possible to see a jump in conference revenue north of $100 million. As I recall, figures that were relayed to Maryland projected them making north of $40 million per year by 2017 as a full member of the conference just from TV revenue. Assuming it is comparable for the other member institutions just for that aspect of revenue, I could see the Big Ten holding onto this lead for a stretch.
Big Ten Network works in the conference's favor two-fold. It creates revenue AND they don't appear to put hardly anything back into getting good production values. Win-win!