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8/18/2022 9:30 pm  #1


Is it time for Sankey to go

Brought Texas and Oklahoma in the SEC and pissed off a few schools.  Then prematurely signed a 10 year TV Deal with ESPN.  A under valued deal ar that.

The new 3 network deal the Big 10 just pulled off is 7 years for 8 BILLION with everything added. Also took the SEC 3:30 spot on CBS.

So the Big 10 is killing the SEC in money per team and will have a new contract making even more while the SEC will still have 3 years left on its under valued deal

Just a beating Sankey took.  One that CEO/CFO’s in the real world don’t recover from and shouldnt.


So for the next 7 years SEC teams will get approx 43.7 million each in tv money

The next 7 years Big 10 teams will get approx 71.5 million each in tv money


The following 3 years the Big 10 will be working on a new contract (i am sure more than 3 years, but just for comparison sake, just staying at the 3 years that the SEC will still have on it’s contract)   You csn safety assume that a new deal will be more than the previous one, so conservatively lets say 85 million a year for those 3 years.


The SEC will still be getting the same 43.7 million a year for each year of those 3 years.



So in those 10 years each Big 10 team will conservatively make 755 million


Those same 10 years each SEC school will make approx 417 million.


Can you say WOW
Can you say Malpractice


Now before you jump up and down, yes, each SEC School received approx 55 million last year.  But that wasn’t just TV money.  That was revenue




Fireable offense, damn right in my book.



Now I don’t claim to be a expert in this, so if anyone sees a mistake I made on comparing the two conference’s TV deals, let me know.

 

8/19/2022 5:38 am  #2


Re: Is it time for Sankey to go

Sankey blew it. If I remember correctly, when A&M and Mizzou joined, CBS didn't want to renegotiate with the SEC. I think Sankey seriously screwed up by deciding he'd just take his ball and go home. With USC and UCLA joining the Big 10, that's a very large viewing audience. The contract we signed with ESPN(Disney) was for way too long. I know lots of folks grumbled about it when it was done, and it's certainly biting us in the ass.

 

8/19/2022 6:31 am  #3


Re: Is it time for Sankey to go

And, to just add to this, Sankey is also the one that gave the green light on allowing one member institution to rat out another one. 

 

8/19/2022 9:41 pm  #4


Re: Is it time for Sankey to go

With the Big 10 teams getting so much more money, maybe in this game of shuffle some SEC schools might join the Big 10!!!  Sankey needs to go.  This is a big disparency in finances and he seems to have blundered the deal.  USC and UCLA to the Big 10 just does not make any sense geographically, but the Big 10 has locked up one of the biggest markets in LA.


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8/20/2022 5:20 pm  #5


Re: Is it time for Sankey to go

I really could see Texas trying to get out of the SEC deal and going to the Big 10. It is just a better fit for them cultury and socially. They also see themselves as a haaaaaavard type school academically so there is that allure. 

As they say, nothing is concrete until the schedules are made and that is still a year and a half away (Spring 2024) before they are supposed to start SEC play in the fall of 2024.

The Big 10 commish has said he wants to expand the conference to 20 teams

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