P5 Revenue Distribution 2024
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I've seen the same numbers reported elsewhere, so I'm pretty sure they are legit. Funny thing is, other conferences might have better standard-bearers at the top, but the Big XII has, top to bottom, the best overall football of the others after the B1G and the SEC.
So, it's mindboggling to see the Big XII's revenue is last of all the (I guess) P5s, behind even the near-defunct Pac 12.
It's a head-scratcher to me how the hell that conference can generate as much money as they did last year despite mass defections leading to the near-extinction of the century-old league.
So, it's mindboggling to see the Big XII's revenue is last of all the (I guess) P5s, behind even the near-defunct Pac 12.
It's a head-scratcher to me how the hell that conference can generate as much money as they did last year despite mass defections leading to the near-extinction of the century-old league.
Lmao…the G5s have sunk the Lil 12. The PAC 12’s revenue is greatly made up of the fees that were paid when all the programs left the conference.
And THAT's funny to you?
What the 'Pac 12' is not showing is the amount of money the conference has paid out in lawyer fees. When all was said and done, they probably ended up in the hole.
Are you insane? Do you have any basic concept of revenues and expenses? Also, conferences have in house attorneys. Bro…stop posting and embarrassing yourself.
Hey, 'Bro'...Google can magically answer whether the conference handled everything with house attorneys:
The ongoing turmoil carried a steep legal cost: The Pac-12 reported spending $11.8 million in legal fees during the cycle, believed to be the highest amount ever disclosed by a collegiate athletic conference.
Miami/Auburn fan and a Nebraska fan STILL having an ongoing pissing match on a UCF board. Good God do they do anything other than post here? I'm glad we don't have loser fans who spend their whole lives on other team's boards. They post more than our own. It's so pathetic it's comical.
Here is a viral video I just came across of a Miam/Auburn, AND a Nebraska fan getting into an argument. You gotta click and watch this:
Youtube of 3 College Football Fans Fighting it out.
Youtube of 3 College Football Fans Fighting it out.
Not if you think about it. The new TV deal starts in JULY, so still B12 is still working off the old one. The PAC $$ comes from 10 schools paying exit fees. PAC money will go way down next year, the ACC is getting all the new TV $$ from the 3 new schools and to the good of the old they don't receive very much.
Next year will start reflecting the new reality. even more so the year after.
I would assume it will be. But we really don't know that yet. My guess is PAC gets 1 or 2 mil more than the old schools from AAC.
Not for 2024 revenue…the remaining PAC 12 schools will get around $80M each. For this year and going forward…the going gets tough.
