Hawkfromnorwalk
Well-Known Member
Andy Katz is once again wrong.
How is he wrong? Can you confirm or deny the fact that Texas didn't agree to revenue sharing with the Pac 12 and that is why it fell through?
Andy Katz is once again wrong.
That article says basically nothing except that every option is on the table. It doesn't say anything about them leaning towards it.
How is he wrong? Can you confirm or deny the fact that Texas didn't agree to revenue sharing with the Pac 12 and that is why it fell through?
Its a direct quote from THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNIVERSITY saying they are open to it.
A lot different that a random "source" saying that they are not.
From ESPN's Andy Katz:
"The Pac-12 decided it won't expand further late Tuesday because commissioner Larry Scott failed to get assurance that Texas would back an equal revenue sharing plan if the league added the Longhorns, Oklahoma, Texas Tech and Oklahoma State, a source with direct knowledge told ESPN.com."
Pac-12 Conference decides it won't expand further - ESPN
So yes, Texas didn't like revenue sharing in the Pac 12. What makes you think they are going to agree to it in the Big 12?
You didn't answer the damn question. Take your Ritalin and read. Can you confirm or deny that the reason the Pac 12 deal fell through is because of revenue sharing? Yes or no. And if yes you are either more connected to this than most reporters or I want a link showing it.
There is no chance that Texas agrees to a truly EQUAL revenue sharing model to keep the Big 12 together. Absolutely no chance, regardless of what the President, the AD, or anyone else says.
Texas has been able to pull off the unthinkable: "Save" the Big 12 by being so incredibly greedy that the PAC 12 wouldn't take them.
I can. Direct quote from Pac 12 commissioner Larry Scott: “After careful review we have determined that it is in the best interests of our member institutions, student-athletes and fans to remain a 12-team conference. While we have great respect for all of the institutions that have contacted us, and certain expansion proposals were financially attractive, we have a strong conference structure and culture of equality that we are committed to preserve. With new landmark TV agreements and plans to launch our innovative television networks, we are going to focus solely on these great assets, our strong heritage and the bright future in front of us.â€
Obvious shot at LHN.
False again. Texas will go to revenue sharing with the Big 12. They have to
False again. Texas will go to revenue sharing with the Big 12. They have to
False again. Texas will go to revenue sharing with the Big 12. They have to
False again. Texas will go to revenue sharing with the Big 12. They have to
Reaching. OU was never going to Pac 12. They have even been on record as saying their "flirtation" (their words) went to far. Just putting the screws on Texas. It worked
False again. Texas will go to revenue sharing with the Big 12. They have to
They're "sharing" revenue now. Do ypu believe that they'll end up splitting the media pie evenly? That UT, OU, and ISU will all get the same checks? What will happen to the LHN?
So yes, Texas didn't like revenue sharing in the Pac 12. What makes you think they are going to agree to it in the Big 12?
False again. Texas will go to revenue sharing with the Big 12. They have to
But will it be "equal" revenue sharing? That's the question. Texas has too big of a head to put itself on an equal level with say ISU or KSU. They may spread some of their wealth around a little, but you're crazy to believe that they are going to go a straight across the board sharing platform like other conferences have.
To quote you, false again. Why? Oklahoma has ZERO power. They throw out an ultimatum and want the LHN restructured and Beebe fired. Let's say that doesn't happen. What can Oklahoma do? Absolutely nothing. Texas screwed the pooch for them in the PAC 12. They won't go to the SEC because the SEC doesn't want Okie State. What are their options then?
The Pac 12 just said that they did not want to be embarrassed two years in a row by Texas pulling out at the last minute. That's why the issued the statement. What is that supposed to mean? Is the door open for Texas to come back with some purposal? But there is still talk of a meeting on Thursday. Who knows??
OK, man. Trying to have a reasonable conversation here, but if you think that wasn't a shot at the LHN, then I can't help you here.
Wow you really have NON clue what you are talking about, you are worse than the clowns at ESPN. Do yourself a favor and shut your hole.