Actually all of the money for the tourney (units) are split by the conference so yes root for Texas because they won’t see any of it
March Madness. (BYU 1st round loss)
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So we had 8 teams make the tourney. 8x2 is $16 mil. Every round a team advances (yes even Texas because they are big 12 now) you get 2M. The more we have advance the better. 2M per game. It all goes into the Big 12 pool
Yes which doesn't kick in until 24-25.
I'm not a lawyer, but a Texas win doesn't do anything for UCF monitarily.
"Brett McMurphy of Action Sports reports that under the current media deal, the final annual revenue payout for the original eight and the former Pac-12 schools is estimated to be somewhere around $42 million in 2024-25, which would include payouts from the CFP, bowl games, and NCAA Tournament units. But for UCF, Cincinnati, Houston, and BYU, it’s still $19 million"
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I'm not a lawyer, but a Texas win doesn't do anything for UCF monitarily.
"Brett McMurphy of Action Sports reports that under the current media deal, the final annual revenue payout for the original eight and the former Pac-12 schools is estimated to be somewhere around $42 million in 2024-25, which would include payouts from the CFP, bowl games, and NCAA Tournament units. But for UCF, Cincinnati, Houston, and BYU, it’s still $19 million"
Big 12: UCF to Receive Full Revenue Shares in 2025-2026
New additions could push annual revenue above $50M
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Huh I thought that was just media rights… I may be wrong thoughYes which doesn't kick in until 24-25.
I'm not a lawyer, but a Texas win doesn't do anything for UCF monitarily.
"Brett McMurphy of Action Sports reports that under the current media deal, the final annual revenue payout for the original eight and the former Pac-12 schools is estimated to be somewhere around $42 million in 2024-25, which would include payouts from the CFP, bowl games, and NCAA Tournament units. But for UCF, Cincinnati, Houston, and BYU, it’s still $19 million"
Big 12: UCF to Receive Full Revenue Shares in 2025-2026
New additions could push annual revenue above $50M
We do indeed get part of this years March madness credits. Nice try though.Yes which doesn't kick in until 24-25.
I'm not a lawyer, but a Texas win doesn't do anything for UCF monitarily.
"Brett McMurphy of Action Sports reports that under the current media deal, the final annual revenue payout for the original eight and the former Pac-12 schools is estimated to be somewhere around $42 million in 2024-25, which would include payouts from the CFP, bowl games, and NCAA Tournament units. But for UCF, Cincinnati, Houston, and BYU, it’s still $19 million"
Big 12: UCF to Receive Full Revenue Shares in 2025-2026
New additions could push annual revenue above $50M
So we get the payouts… but over a 10 year span.. not going to change much but it’s something to root for I guess lol 2M per this year.. Texas counts towards the big 12. Next year F them of course.. could come out to 3M a year per school if the big 12 keeps winning.. let’s all agree and root for $
Yup so all in on Iowa st, Houston and Baylor
NIT 2nd round: VCU 70 usf 65 Final.
Used up all their energy for their Super Bowl vs ‘C‘ as they say
Basketball money from the NCAA tournament is not that much. From the NIT is literally nothing.
Houston had their entire team foul out and survived . Shead is clutch , fouled out on the next possession
I haven't watched a lot of games but fun tourny so far!
I did watch the 2nd half of NIT usf vs VCU. VCU was the far superior team but usf the scrappy team that they are crawled back to keep it close at the end. I probably won't watch another NIT game and just focus on the NCAA tourny. Of course my interest with watching usf was pure not-liking-them and enjoyment in seeing them lose. They have a pretty good team though. Will be interesting if they can repeat next year.
Sweet 16 now!
Not pulling for any particular team just want to see some good games.
I did watch the 2nd half of NIT usf vs VCU. VCU was the far superior team but usf the scrappy team that they are crawled back to keep it close at the end. I probably won't watch another NIT game and just focus on the NCAA tourny. Of course my interest with watching usf was pure not-liking-them and enjoyment in seeing them lose. They have a pretty good team though. Will be interesting if they can repeat next year.
Sweet 16 now!
Not pulling for any particular team just want to see some good games.
fyi, Monday night, 8pm ESPN. Caitlan Clark's last home game. West Virg vs Iowa. I'll tune into what will probably break records for viewership in Women's Basketball history.
It’s a Tourney game in Albany. Not Iowa. They are playing an 8 seed. I don’t think that will break records.
"Iowa will be playing on its home court in the second round for the third consecutive season."
"It will be the final home game for Clark, sixth-year guard Kate Martin and fifth-year guard Gabbie Marshall, who have led the Hawkeyes to back-to-back 30-win seasons."
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"It will be the final home game for Clark, sixth-year guard Kate Martin and fifth-year guard Gabbie Marshall, who have led the Hawkeyes to back-to-back 30-win seasons."
West Virginia vs. Iowa (Mar 25, 2024) Pregame - ESPN
Pregame analysis and predictions of the West Virginia Mountaineers vs. Iowa Hawkeyes NCAAW game to be played on March 25, 2024 on ESPN.
That’s dumb. They already play real fad teams and give them home court. Women’s game is a joke."Iowa will be playing on its home court in the second round for the third consecutive season."
"It will be the final home game for Clark, sixth-year guard Kate Martin and fifth-year guard Gabbie Marshall, who have led the Hawkeyes to back-to-back 30-win seasons."
West Virginia vs. Iowa (Mar 25, 2024) Pregame - ESPN
Pregame analysis and predictions of the West Virginia Mountaineers vs. Iowa Hawkeyes NCAAW game to be played on March 25, 2024 on ESPN.
For fan support probably. Except for Caitlin and the Hawks, NCAA women's tournament isn't gonna draw well consistently on a neutral court.
Like our old conference in the football title game playing on the best teams home field.
"Women’s game is a joke."
My advice to you is not to watch it then. It's not for everyone. Game is sold out in Iowa tonight. For shits-n-giggles I went to 2nd hand market websites looking for tix. 180 bucks for cheapest. Not bad, but what else is there to do in Iowa? Has spring corn sprouted yet?
My advice to you is not to watch it then. It's not for everyone. Game is sold out in Iowa tonight. For shits-n-giggles I went to 2nd hand market websites looking for tix. 180 bucks for cheapest. Not bad, but what else is there to do in Iowa? Has spring corn sprouted yet?
Whether we like it or not, women's bball is steadily growing its TV viewership.
Personally I won't watch that shit.
Personally I won't watch that shit.
I got all my investment in Houston coming out with the crown at the end. Go Cougs !!!!
It's because of Caitlin and she's worth the admission.
Nah, obviously she helps, but viewership has been rising for the past few years.
The girls they hitch their wagons to are not likable. I don’t get how disrespecting your opponent is fun to watch. Caitlyn’s Dad doesn’t like how she’s acting. Her and The LSU girl are more like Draymond Green then Wembanyama.
