You’re not wrongI dont think any of this matters anymore. UTEP is too far behind the curve. We should have started 20 years ago to be in the Big 12 now.
Mobilize what?? 🤣🤣
Well if that does prove to be the case that’s better for Utep and I’d be very surprised if it’s under 3 million for any of the full members. Corona is comparing MWC to CUSA deal and forgetting the Sun Belt gets 2 million per team. The realigned MWC will 100% get more than the SBC.I’m pretty sure the media payouts will be the same for all full members. Only NIU, GCU, and UCD should get reduced media payments.
UNLV and Air Force are pocketing most of the exit fees compared to the others, they’re not going to get a majority of the media value too.
That’s something they all resented when Boise received more.
I’m pretty sure the media payouts will be the same for all full members. Only NIU, GCU, and UCD should get reduced media payments.I don’t see it being much less than before, maybe a little. The core teams will get the most, followed by Hawaii, N. Illinois and Utep probably the same only because Utep is bringing all sports, Grand Canyon and then UC Davis
Estimates based on what MWC officials are saying and speculation. Either way Itep is in a much better situation however you wanna slice it. Travel- Better, Rivalries-Better, Money Better
My Estimation: TV Deal Pay Outs per school
UNLV & Air Force 4.5-5 million
Wyoming, SJSU, UNM, Nevada 3.5-4 million
Hawaii 2.5-3 million, plus Travel Costs
N. Illinois (Football) and Utep 2-2.5 million
Grand Canyon St. (Basketball) 1-1.5 million
UC Davis (Basketball) 750K-1 million
I don’t see it being much less than before, maybe a little. The core teams will get the most, followed by Hawaii, N. Illinois and Utep probably the same only because Utep is bringing all sports, Grand Canyon and then UC DavisThe only semi reliable source I’ve heard tossing around those figures is someone unknown from the Mountain West offices. Forgive me if I’m not naive enough to believe those numbers. Of course they’re going to spin things in the most favorable light. They’re trying to position themselves as an attractive destination for expansion. It’s basic PR strategy, inflate the upside, downplay the reality. Until I see the actual contract details I’ll remain skeptical.
The correct statement is, “I couldn’t care less.” I see this said incorrectly a lot.
The speculation hasn’t just been from us though Corona, it’s been from pretty reliable sources. People who know a lot more than you or I.Fewer teams also means fewer markets and less exposure for the league to sell to tv networks. As I’ve said from the beginning, don’t take everything you see online at face value. Until there’s an official announcement speculation is just that.
Curious why you purposely excluded Grand Canyon for Basketball and N. Illinois for Football and didn’t mentionUC Davis is Basketball only? Anywho, inflation was mentioned, but also addition by subtraction is something you’re forgetting. Less teams, Bigger pieces!I hope you guys are right but I can’t wrap my head around a world where a conference loses all of its top brands, replaces them with programs like UTEP and UC Davis, and somehow maintains the same level of TV revenue. It defies basic logic.
Its inflation *bro*I hope you guys are right but I can’t wrap my head around a world where a conference loses all of its top brands, replaces them with programs like UTEP and UC Davis, and somehow maintains the same level of TV revenue. It defies basic logic.
Maybe this is why Utep Sports is cursed?? Utep is worshipping other Gods. 🤪😬🕌🛕The Texas Bucket List featured a story on the Lahkang Buddhist temple located on the UTEP campus. TBL host, Shane McAuliffe explained the origins of UTEP’s Bhutanese style architecture. This is one of the few Texas based tv shows that covers UTEP and El Paso in a positive light.