I can't think of a plausible scenario where we remain outside one of the four big leagues and still make enough money to make ends meet. We may be stuck with something like that in the end, but any B1G/Big 12/ACC invite would be better than anything outside those leagues. (I think it's safe to leave the SEC out here.)
I can't think of a plausible scenario where we remain outside one of the four big leagues and still make enough money to make ends meet. We may be stuck with something like that in the end, but any B1G/Big 12/ACC invite would be better than anything outside those leagues. (I think it's safe to leave the SEC out here.)
They’re going to have to think outside the box way outside the box. They’re going to have to find a network that needs programming, I’m surprised they can’t get a deal with CBS. They should try to convince them to do a $300 million a year deal. They could broadcast the Saturday games on CBS then the weekday games on the CW. They should also approach Musk about broadcasting on his platform, $300 million a year is seat cushion money to him.
I can't think of a plausible scenario where we remain outside one of the four big leagues and still make enough money to make ends meet. We may be stuck with something like that in the end, but any B1G/Big 12/ACC invite would be better than anything outside those leagues. (I think it's safe to leave the SEC out here.)
They’re going to have to think outside the box way outside the box. They’re going to have to find a network that needs programming, I’m surprised they can’t get a deal with CBS. They should try to convince them to do a $300 million a year deal. They could broadcast the Saturday games on CBS then the weekday games on the CW. They should also approach Musk about broadcasting on his platform, $300 million a year is seat cushion money to him.