What program/instituion are you affiliated with?Except that dialog never took place. UT would be a valuable addition but does the SEC need such additions?
They have enough good teams already. jmo
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What program/instituion are you affiliated with?Except that dialog never took place. UT would be a valuable addition but does the SEC need such additions?
They have enough good teams already. jmo
It's your hypothetical, I was just pointing out the error in your conclusion given your starting assumptions.True, but there are a couple of things wrong with your analysis. First, $0.15 is a pure guess, and it's rather generous. Aside from that, as I told the other poster, the subscription fees do not increase. It's a proven fact.
So in the real world, you don't get any boost unless a new market is added.
This actually started as a convo about OU/SEC. It turned into Texas/SEC because it would seem to be an obvious example of a school the SEC would invite regardless of already having a member school in the state. Some posters here are just determined to deny the obvious.It's this simple. If Texas wants to join the SEC They will be welcomed with open arms. If a current member doesn't like it, too bad. Texas in the SEC would be the icing on the cake and the ultimate get for the SEC. The only concern would be if multiple schools opposed their membership then there could be an issue.
I guess my point is that they would want to add teams that have a large fan base and people would want to watch. Money follows teams that have a big fan base and UT's is one of the biggest. Obviously there are reasons why some would not want UT or OU in the SEC, but I don't see how money can be one of them.
The SEC would prefer the North Carolina and Virginia market over the Oklahoma market. Oklahoma and Oklahoma State should go with us to the PAC.
The OU fans want nothing to do with the pacific time zone. The vote would be SEC without a doubt. If there was a vote.
Lol. What a tool. The Sec would gladly take OU, not your little bro. Not now!OU got invited before A&M in 2010. Invitation allegedly remains open, even with OSU tagging along. UT...no discussion of same. SEC not the least interested in LHN. Patterson is more interested in Dubai than the BXII and OU now realizes it....
Exactly. The winds of change have blown and OU is not so enamored with its prior on its knees approach to dealiing with UT. Following the UT lead we have legitimized Baylor, TCU, and Tech. Time to cut them off at the knee caps.
What program/instituion are you affiliated with?
Tiger, you just need to stop.
You have proven your ignorance about media is beyond comprehension. Just quit, all you are doing is making yourself look foolish and losing any glimpse of credibility.
Let me let you in on a secret. An SEC without Texas is worth about 1.30 per head. An SEC with Texas is worth about 2.00 a head. The reason for this is Texas carries the state of Texas like no other. It's like the yankees or Lakers. Ratings follow Texas, which means more money for the network and more money for everyone.
This is why Texas is the prom queen everyone wants to ****.
Put Texas in the B1G and you have a media monster, put Texas any any conference outside of the Big 12 and you have a media monster. Whatever conference Texas and Oklahoma go to instantly becomes the #1 conference in College football.
The SEC is great RIGHT NOW. Wasn't long ago when Alabama and LSU were pure shit. Here is a hint for you, they will be again. It's the world of college football. Texas, USC and Michigan are all down, all will be back up sooner rather than later.
Blue blood programs always come back, and the more blue blood programs you have in your conference the more chance you have of having a top tier program that everyone wants to see.
Texas is not FSU, Texas is not Georgia Tech, Texas is not Clemson, and Texas for sure isn't Aggsy. Texas is so far above those schools when it comes to money, power, rich donors, and media following that those schools together would probably not equal what Texas brings to the table.
I would tell you to show some respect, but the fact is you are ignorant of who Texas really is and what Texas has to offer. There is a reason the highest rated Championship game ever is still Texas vs USC. And it's not because of USC.
Dunno, who?Too bad that money doesn't guarantee success. Both FSU and Miami together have probably less capital yet who has the most MNC'S over the last 35 yrs? Who has won more games over those 35 years?
Had nothing to do with your opinion, I was curious due to your handle.long time FSU fan... USF grad way before they had a football team. Does that make a difference? I totally agree that Texas and Oklahoma would add value to the SEC.
I don't believe that the Tier 3 contract(SEC network) would be increased unless the LHN was shut down. Doubt seriously Texas would agree to that. Texas doesn't need the SEC, and seriously every P-5 conference would take them in a heart beat if the LHN didn't exist. imo
Yea LHN would have to be worked out. I imagine the deal would be morphing LHN into some sort of conference network but allowing Texas to keep the money it is entitled to from the original contract. As for Patterson all he cares about is money so if the numbers worked out he'd sign the deal.OU got invited before A&M in 2010. Invitation allegedly remains open, even with OSU tagging along. UT...no discussion of same. SEC not the least interested in LHN. Patterson is more interested in Dubai than the BXII and OU now realizes it....
Tiger, you just need to stop.
You have proven your ignorance about media is beyond comprehension. Just quit, all you are doing is making yourself look foolish and losing any glimpse of credibility.
Let me let you in on a secret. An SEC without Texas is worth about 1.30 per head. An SEC with Texas is worth about 2.00 a head. The reason for this is Texas carries the state of Texas like no other. It's like the yankees or Lakers. Ratings follow Texas, which means more money for the network and more money for everyone.
This is why Texas is the prom queen everyone wants to ****.
Put Texas in the B1G and you have a media monster, put Texas any any conference outside of the Big 12 and you have a media monster. Whatever conference Texas and Oklahoma go to instantly becomes the #1 conference in College football.
The SEC is great RIGHT NOW. Wasn't long ago when Alabama and LSU were pure shit. Here is a hint for you, they will be again. It's the world of college football. Texas, USC and Michigan are all down, all will be back up sooner rather than later.
Blue blood programs always come back, and the more blue blood programs you have in your conference the more chance you have of having a top tier program that everyone wants to see.
Texas is not FSU, Texas is not Georgia Tech, Texas is not Clemson, and Texas for sure isn't Aggsy. Texas is so far above those schools when it comes to money, power, rich donors, and media following that those schools together would probably not equal what Texas brings to the table.
I would tell you to show some respect, but the fact is you are ignorant of who Texas really is and what Texas has to offer. There is a reason the highest rated Championship game ever is still Texas vs USC. And it's not because of USC.
No, it appears the mighty Horns are having a worse time competing with Little Texas, and OU is not getting LHN money to babysit Aunt Pinnypat's Sunday School w barely 50,000 butts in the seat.TRANSLATION
Little Texas schools are kicking our ass and we don't like it, we need to run away before everyone notices we are no longer elite.
No, I'm not ignoring ratings. I'm telling you that the ratings don't come into play, because they don't really change. If Texas was added to the SEC, the overall ratings are not going to see a significant shift. That's because the SEC already has the highest ratings in college football. For Texas to affect the ratings average, Texas would have to pull in higher ratings. If the ratings Texas gets are the same or lower, then that doesn't raise the average.
And again, you are simply wrong. The subscriber fees do not go up when new teams are added. You are simply wrong when you say that. The Big Ten's subscribers fees did not go up when they expanded. The Big Ten originally started out with a $1.00 subscription fee. When Nebraska was added, it still stayed $1.00. When Rutgers and Maryland were added, it still stayed $1.00. If Texas was added to the SEC, the subscription fee would still only be $1.30. You can argue with me all you want, but the facts don't support your assertions.
Too bad that money doesn't guarantee success. Both FSU and Miami together have probably less capital yet who has the most MNC'S over the last 35 yrs? Who has won more games over those 35 years?
No, it's you who are ignorant of how the TV market works. The subscription rate does not increase with more teams. Sorry, but it's already been proven that it doesn't. You keep talking about how Texas carries the market. What you don't realize is that this isn't how the conference networks are distributed. Viewers don't have to make an active effort to subscribe. The network gets bundled into an larger package. That's why it's valuable. It's not dependent simply on ratings/advertising. The network makes money because it can generate revenue even when a subscriber isn't viewing.
Sorry, but you simply have no proof to support your assertion that the rate goes up. Prove it. I have proof of the opposite.
No, it appears the mighty Horns are having a worse time competing with Little Texas, and OU is not getting LHN money to babysit Aunt Pinnypat's Sunday School w barely 50,000 butts in the seat.
Time to move up to adult football.