This is money that would have gone to the program in the past.
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This is money that would have gone to the program in the past.
Just eliminate the school’s English, math, and science departments to make up the difference. After all, a football championship is what college is all about.
This is money that would have gone to the program in the past.
This is money that would have gone to the program in the past.
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College football has always been big business, even more so in the modern era with mega TV deals, and what will be a comprehensive new plan to share revenue wit
Ohio state is worth almost $2billion they can handle it
Ah, they “suffered” by only having six home games in 2023.
That’s why I say G5 just needs to quit playing the P4. Let the “suffer” like that every year. The average ticket price for OSU is about $170. That’s over $17,000,000 per game and people think it’s cool we get 1.7, or 10%, of that.
Limit their inventory and drive up prices.
That’s why I say G5 just needs to quit playing the P4. Let the “suffer” like that every year. The average ticket price for OSU is about $170. That’s over $17,000,000 per game and people think it’s cool we get 1.7, or 10%, of that.
Limit their inventory and drive up prices.
Rock 98 - agreed. If the G5’s banded together & said no more, the P4’s would shit themselves!
I mean, G5’s only have(usually) one or two P4’s on the schedule. Much easier for us to rework the schedules than the big boys…
I mean, G5’s only have(usually) one or two P4’s on the schedule. Much easier for us to rework the schedules than the big boys…
I think we need a unified G5 commissioner with a board made up of two ADs from each conference. Do collective TV negotiations, negotiate money game pricing (to require return games for every so many road games), etc.
To have value you have to believe that you have value.
To have value you have to believe that you have value.
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