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<blockquote data-quote="Buckaineer" data-source="post: 129433480" data-attributes="member: 1428007">WVU, TCU, Texas, OU, etc. each recieve an amount from tv money each year in addition to everything else they get from the conference.I don't believe your numbers are accurate for tv money alone-the conferences tv contracts with FOX and ESPN.But for sake of explanation, lets use them.&nbsp; If the BIG 12 is getting $300 million for TV alone, that is $30 million apiece.&nbsp; The BIG 12 has written in its contracts that new conference members will also get $30 million per year.&nbsp; Therefor the addition of two new members will change the payout to $360 million-not $320 million.&nbsp; I don't know who said $320 million but it wasn't me.The further distribution of money for bowls, NCAA payouts, and conference playoff payout would mean some loss of payout to existing members--except that if a CCG is added it will deliver between $20-$30 million per school and this would make it so that there is only a slight loss of total payout, a break even or a slight gain in conference payout per school.If schools are brought in that have basketball success--more NCAA money will be there to distribute amongst the schools further eliminating any losses.&nbsp; More teams capable of reaching bowls and /or new bowl agreements will also mean more revenues to existing and new members so that any losses from extra distribution will be eliminated or greatly reduced.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Buckaineer, post: 129433480, member: 1428007"] WVU, TCU, Texas, OU, etc. each recieve an amount from tv money each year in addition to everything else they get from the conference. I don't believe your numbers are accurate for tv money alone-the conferences tv contracts with FOX and ESPN. But for sake of explanation, lets use them. If the BIG 12 is getting $300 million for TV alone, that is $30 million apiece. The BIG 12 has written in its contracts that new conference members will also get $30 million per year. Therefor the addition of two new members will change the payout to $360 million-not $320 million. I don't know who said $320 million but it wasn't me. The further distribution of money for bowls, NCAA payouts, and conference playoff payout would mean some loss of payout to existing members--except that if a CCG is added it will deliver between $20-$30 million per school and this would make it so that there is only a slight loss of total payout, a break even or a slight gain in conference payout per school. If schools are brought in that have basketball success--more NCAA money will be there to distribute amongst the schools further eliminating any losses. More teams capable of reaching bowls and /or new bowl agreements will also mean more revenues to existing and new members so that any losses from extra distribution will be eliminated or greatly reduced. [/QUOTE]

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