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  1. This is my idea for tv contracts PAC goes to 9 schools: BSU, Wazzu, OSU, Fresno, SDSU, CSU, UNLV, New Mexico and UTSA. Grand Canyon in olympic sports. The CW pays 5m/ FB school to have 2 games a week on their platform. 4:00pm and 7:30pm time slots. 45m in total, 22.5m per time slot. TNT also pays 5m/ FB school to have 2 games a week on their platform. 9:00am and 12:30pm time slots. 45m in total, 22.5m per time slot 10m in tv money for each PAC school to start. PAC expands to 14 schools west-BSU, Wazzu, OSU, Fresno, SDSU, CSU and UNLV..... GSU olympics east- New Mexico, UTSA, Tulane, Memphis, UAB, ECU and South Florida..... Wichita State Olympics The CW pays 4M/ FB school 2 games same time slots... 56m in total 28m per time slot TNT pays 4m/ FB school 2 games same time slots... 56m in total 28m per time slot It's an increase of 11m in total for each network and 5.5m in time slot but different time zones and better brands/selection of games increase the overall tv deal a bit. Prime wants in and pays 7m/ FB school to have 3 games a week on their platform.... 98m in total, 32.6m per time slot The games/time slots are 4.6m more for Prime because it's a streaming service and it's harder to access/switch channels than linear. That comes to 15M/ PAC School. A Big increase from what they are getting now with their TV Deals. If CAL and SMU ever want to come back when the ACC kicks them to the curb. CW 3.5/ FB school 2 games same time slots... 56m in total 28m per time slot TNT 3.5/FB school 2 games same time slots... 56m in total 28m per time slot Prime 8M/ FB school 4 games a week on their platform... 128m in total, 32m per time slot 15M/ PAC School. Same payout for the schools but it gives Prime 4 games per week at about the same price per slot. People are saying it will be a 10-12M dollar tv deal, others are saying it will be even less. I think, if they work out something like this they could get 15-20m per school.
  2. What percentage of American Conference schools have to leave for the conference to disband and waive all exit fees? West- UNLV, Boise, Wazzu, Oregon St., CSU, SDSU, Fresno East- South Florida, East Carolina, Memphis, UAB, Tulsa, N. Texas, Tulane If the exit fees are waived that would work out pretty nice.
  3. I don't see much about it, but Temple had to pay a 6mil dollar fee when they went to the AAC. That was years ago though.
  4. I think the exit fee for the MAC is 6 million. If the PAC is worried about money they could get two teams for cheap. NIU and Toledo to start the process, bringing them to 8. Also add UTSA(10m) so that the AAC goes after Air Force as a replacement. It would be the cheapest way to get the ball rolling. Then add on to the conference when money is available. The only problem with the MAC teams is they aren't close to becoming R1 research institutions. Most in the 6-PAC are. Or they are getting pretty close to becoming one.
  5. Good job UNLV... what a weird game lots of things bounced their way but I'll take it.
  6. Your right, I guess they would have to stay in the MW, I just don't know how the travel cost would play into that. Revenue will drop quite a bit with the new TV deal. They could join the Big Sky in Football. Don't know though. All this realignment is tough financially for a lot of these schools.
  7. New Mexico is a dud in Football but with increased revenue and recruiting they have the potential to turn it around in just a few years. They are an R1 University They have a 39,000 capacity stadium They play in a city with over a half million people, that would be top 5 in the new PAC They are regional, the inception of the PAC I think travel cost will be important; for the beginning anyway. The Pit is as good a venue as anywhere out west. It's not likely but I wouldn't write them off completely.
  8. I like that. Forgot to take the American to 16 teams might as well put Delaware, Missouri State, Mercer, Southern Illinois, Northern Iowa and Kennesaw State in that conference.
  9. If I am right and UNLV and New Mexico leave for the PAC-12, I think Air Force would go to the AAC to replace UTSA. Hawaii would join the Big West in all sports Mountain west would be down to 4 schools but hold it together and the new conference looks like this San Jose State, Nevada, Wyoming and Utah State... add Sam Houston State, Louisiana Tech, UTEP and NMSU from Conf USA then add Eastern Washington, Idaho, Montana and Montana State from Division 2 to make a 12 team Conference. If they wanted to go to 16 for some reason I think they would add Sac State, NDSU, SDSU and either N. Arizona or Portland State. I think Conference USA will be disintegrated after that. Jacksonville State and FIU will be picked up by SunBelt to give them 16 teams. Kennesaw State drops back down to Div 2. Liberty goes independent until the PAC-12 picks them up in the future. Middle Tenn State and Western Kentucky join the MAC along with Uconn and Umass in football to give the MAC 16 teams also. Notre Dame finds out that the new playoff format is better for them if they are in a conference and finally joins the ACC to give them 16 teams again. The End.
  10. Pac-12 expansion phase 1 add 3 teams Football and 1 Basketball. Wazzu, Oregon State, Boise, Fresno, CSU, SDSU..... add UNLV, New Mexico and UTSA in all sports Grand Canyon in Basketball only That is 8 conference games in football and 18 in basketball. People want Gonzaga but i think the big 12 adds the Zags and Uconn in basketball only. Pac-12 expansion phase 2 after a few years of stabilization. Add 3 teams football and 1 Basketball again. Wazzu, Oregon State, Boise, Fresno, SDSU and UNLV in western conference plus Grand Canyon in Basketball only CSU, New Mexico, UTSA... add Tulane, Memphis, USF in eastern conference plus Wichita State in Basketball only 5 games in division plus 3 in other conference for football. 12 in division plus 7 in other conference in Basketball Pac-12 expansion phase 3 after ACC loses some teams or SMU and Cal leave for travel reasons. Add 4 in Football Wazzu, Oregon State, Boise, Fresno, SDSU, UNLV, CSU and Cal in football and Grand Canyon in Basketball only New Mexico, UTSA, Tulane, Memphis, USF, SMU, UAB and Liberty in football and Wichita State in Basketball only 7 games in division plus 2 in other conference for football. 16 in division plus 4 in other conference in Basketball
  11. The Regulation Format could work for football only if they went North, South, East, West 8 teams apiece with 2 tiers.(64 Teams) Tier 1 West- Oregon State, Washington State, Boise State, San Diego State, Fresno State, Wyoming, Air Force, Utah State Tier 2 West- Nevada, UNLV, Colorado State, San Jose State, New Mexico, Hawaii, New Mexico State, UTEP Tier 1 North- Ohio, Buffalo, Toledo, Northern Illinois, Army, Central Michigan, UConn, Western Kentucky Tier 2 North- Ball State, Miami of Ohio, Akron, Bowling Green, Kent State, Eastern Michigan, Western Michigan, Middle Tennessee Tier 1 South- Tulane, North Texas, Tulsa, UAB, UTSA, Memphis, South Alabama, Troy Tier 2 South- Texas State, Rice, Louisiana Cajuns, Louisiana Monroe, Southern Miss, Arkansas State, Louisiana Tech, Sam Houston State Tier 1 East- Liberty, Navy, Temple, South Florida, East Carolina, Marshall, App State, Coastal Carolina Tier 2 East- Georgia Southern, Georgia State, Old Dominion, James Madison, Charlotte, FAU, Jacksonville State, Florida International Schedule 7 teams in same Tier plus 1 form each of the other Tiers and 2 from either Div 2 or Power 5. 7+3+2=12 Networks- Big 10 gets: FOX, FS1, Big Ten Net and Amazon Prime. ACC gets: NBC, ACC NET, CW, and Peacock. Big 12 gets: CBS, NFL Net, CBS Sports Net and Paramount+ SEC gets: ABC, SEC Net, FX, Disney Plus and HULU The Relegation 64 Conference would get: ESPN, ESPN2, ESPN News, ESPNU, ESPN+ and PAC 12 Network 12 Team Playoff top 3 teams in each Tier 1 Division. Winners of each Division get a bye week, other 8 teams play first weekend with a random draw for matchups. Winners of those games play the bye week four. Highest ranked team in poll chooses opponent they want until all games are matched up. It goes that way until League Champion is crowned. Relegation Playoff- Tier 2 top 2 teams in each Division play a Division Championship Game. The winners get a chance to play the last place team from their corresponding Tier 1 Cardinal Direction Division. If the Tier 2 team wins they are Promoted to Tier 1 in that Division and the losing team is Relegated. If the Tier 2 team loses they stay in Tier 2 and the Tier 1 team remains in Tier 1. The 4 Tier 2 winners would finish their playoff before playing the relegation games. Up to 4 teams can be relegated but they can stave off that relegation by winning the relegation game. The 4 Relegation games would be played the day before the League Championship game is played. 2 games Saturday, 2 Sunday, Championship game on Monday. The rest of the teams that don't make either playoff would be eligible for bowl games just like they are nowadays. Payout- Tier 1 32 Teams would make 6 Mil apiece TV revenue(192 Mil), Tier 2 32 Teams would make 2 Mil apiece TV revenue(64 Mil). Tier 2 playoff Champ would get 3 Mil, runner up 1 Mil, Tier 1 playoff Champ would get 10 Mil, runner up would get 5 Mil.(19 Mil) A total of 275 Million that ESPN would shell out under this new contract. I think the promotion/relegation system would increase viewership exponentially. The group of 5 schools should band together and make this happen. The power 4 will break away eventually anyway.
  12. ACC gets votes to dissolve the conference only schools that vote against it are Wake and BC Big Ten Add Stanford and CAL, then add Notre Dame, North Carolina, Duke and Virginia to get to 24 SEC Adds Miami, Florida St., NC St., VA Tech, GA Tech, Clemson, Louisville and Pitt to get to 24 Big 12 Adds Memphis, USF, UCONN, Syracuse, Wazzu, Oregon St., San Diego St. and Boise State to get to 24 Wake, BC, Army and Air Force join the American The rest of the conferences pick apart Conf USA.
  13. Power 3 with 24 teams each and a group of 4 with 16 teams each Big Ten- West: USC, UCLA, Stanford, Oregon, Washington, Nebraska East: Rutgers, Maryland, Penn State, North Carolina, Duke, Virginia North: Minnesota, Wisconsin, Michigan, Michigan State, Iowa, Ohio State South: Illinois, Indiana, Northwestern, Purdue, Notre Dame, Miami SEC- West: Kansas, TCU, Texas, Texas A&M, Oklahoma, LSU East: Clemson, South Carolina, VA Tech, NC State, Georgia, Georgia Tech North: Louisville, Kentucky, Arkansas, Missouri, Vanderbilt, Tennessee South; Alabama, Auburn, Ole Miss, Miss State, Florida, Florida State Big 12- West: Washington State, Oregon State, San Diego State, UNLV, Boise State, BYU East: UConn, Syracuse, Pittsburgh, Memphis, West Virginia, Cincinnati North: Iowa State, Kansas State Oklahoma State, Texas Tech, Utah, Colorado South: Baylor, Houston, Arizona, Arizona State, UCF, USF AAC- West: North Texas, Rice, SMU, UTSA, Tulane, Air Force, Tulsa, UAB East: Army, Navy, Charlotte, East Carolina, Florida Atlantic, Temple, Wake Forrest, Boston College MAC- West: Ball State, C Michigan, E Michigan, W Michigan, N Illinois, Bowling Green, W Kentucky, Middle Tennessee East: Toledo, Kent State, Miami OH, Akron, Ohio, Buffalo, Liberty, UMass Sun Belt- West: Marshall, Arkansas State, Louisiana, UL Monroe, S Miss, Troy, S Alabama, Texas State East: App State, Coastal Carolina, Georgia St., Georgia Southern, JMU, ODU, Florida Int., Jacksonville St. Mountain West- West: San Jose State, Fresno State, Nevada, Utah State, E Washington, Portland St., Montana, Montana St. East: Colorado State, Wyoming, New Mexico, UTEP, Sam Houston St., LA Tech, NDSU, SDSU Big West- Hawaii, Cal Berkley, New Mexico State The biggest thing would be the SEC stealing Kansas and TCU from the Big 12 but after that everything falls into place nicely.
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