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<blockquote data-quote="Buckaineer" data-source="post: 129503413" data-attributes="member: 1428007">Can you comprehend anything?&nbsp; I didn't say $2 million PLUS subscription fees.&nbsp; I stated, and showed with a very clear model breakdown of numbers that INSTEAD of $2 million you would get over $8 million.How can you NOT understand this?&nbsp; The numbers CLEARLY illustrate the point.&nbsp; Add them up yourself.Boren didn't say that BIG 12 schools would only get $4 to $6 million, he said that by NOT having a network now each school is losing $4 to $6 million&nbsp; additional dollars they would get if there were a BIG 12 network.As to the Big Ten, you don't know how they are distributing their money and you cannot compare their distribution with the model I showed.FOX owns 51% of the BTN.&nbsp; I illustrated a model with 50% going to the network partners for a BIG 12 network.The Big Ten has 14 members and conference to pay--we don't know the exact numbers being distributed to each Big Ten member or the conference office.In the model I showed there are a total of 13 distributions of an equal amount.In the Big Ten, Nebraska, Rutgers and Maryland have been added to that conference, but the Big Ten has waited to redo its tv contrats.&nbsp; So we don't know the exact amounts of revenue being distributed to the new schools or where that money is coming from--but the most likely source for their revenues right now is straight from the BTN.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Buckaineer, post: 129503413, member: 1428007"] Can you comprehend anything? I didn't say $2 million PLUS subscription fees. I stated, and showed with a very clear model breakdown of numbers that INSTEAD of $2 million you would get over $8 million. How can you NOT understand this? The numbers CLEARLY illustrate the point. Add them up yourself. Boren didn't say that BIG 12 schools would only get $4 to $6 million, he said that by NOT having a network now each school is losing $4 to $6 million additional dollars they would get if there were a BIG 12 network. As to the Big Ten, you don't know how they are distributing their money and you cannot compare their distribution with the model I showed. FOX owns 51% of the BTN. I illustrated a model with 50% going to the network partners for a BIG 12 network. The Big Ten has 14 members and conference to pay--we don't know the exact numbers being distributed to each Big Ten member or the conference office. In the model I showed there are a total of 13 distributions of an equal amount. In the Big Ten, Nebraska, Rutgers and Maryland have been added to that conference, but the Big Ten has waited to redo its tv contrats. So we don't know the exact amounts of revenue being distributed to the new schools or where that money is coming from--but the most likely source for their revenues right now is straight from the BTN. [/QUOTE]

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