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<blockquote data-quote="Buckaineer" data-source="post: 129503345" data-attributes="member: 1428007">Again, no idea what you don't understand.&nbsp; Wondering at this point if you are just joking or playing games.&nbsp; It's clear.Can't really make it any clearer, perhaps someone else wants to chime in and explain it if you really can't understand.The hypothetical model I described above clearly illustrates the BIG 12 getting two new schools (here UC and UConn), then starting a network and getting a 55% penetration around the country with distribution for the BIG 12 network (compared to the Big Ten and SEC getting in the mid 60% range).&nbsp; The conference in the model gets $1.00 per subscriber in market and $.20 per subscriber out of market.&nbsp; You split the yearly proceeds for that with the network partner or partners, and then the rest is divided up between the conference schools and the conference office.&nbsp; That comes out to over $8 million per school as I showed.&nbsp; Over $8 million per school, per year plus a share to the conference office.&nbsp; For JUST a BIG 12 network.In addition to what BIG 12 schools get off a BIG 12 network, they would also be able to sell university controlled rights just as the Alabama's, Ohio State's, Florida State's and USC's and every other school around the country does to entities such as IMG, Leerfield, etc&nbsp; -including BIG 12 schools currently.&nbsp; That would add millions more to BIG 12 revenues and yes would put the revenues for all these different things over $10 million per school.Just what I described before,&nbsp; just what I illustrated with the math before.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Buckaineer, post: 129503345, member: 1428007"] Again, no idea what you don't understand. Wondering at this point if you are just joking or playing games. It's clear. Can't really make it any clearer, perhaps someone else wants to chime in and explain it if you really can't understand. The hypothetical model I described above clearly illustrates the BIG 12 getting two new schools (here UC and UConn), then starting a network and getting a 55% penetration around the country with distribution for the BIG 12 network (compared to the Big Ten and SEC getting in the mid 60% range). The conference in the model gets $1.00 per subscriber in market and $.20 per subscriber out of market. You split the yearly proceeds for that with the network partner or partners, and then the rest is divided up between the conference schools and the conference office. That comes out to over $8 million per school as I showed. Over $8 million per school, per year plus a share to the conference office. For JUST a BIG 12 network. In addition to what BIG 12 schools get off a BIG 12 network, they would also be able to sell university controlled rights just as the Alabama's, Ohio State's, Florida State's and USC's and every other school around the country does to entities such as IMG, Leerfield, etc -including BIG 12 schools currently. That would add millions more to BIG 12 revenues and yes would put the revenues for all these different things over $10 million per school. Just what I described before, just what I illustrated with the math before. [/QUOTE]

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