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<blockquote data-quote="topdecktiger" data-source="post: 129504575" data-attributes="member: 1459051">Yes, I do know. I provided you links that stated the Big Ten got $1.00 from subscribers in-footprint. You also have no documentation to prove the BTN only got $.10 per subscriber in Philadelphia. None at all. You just say that so you won't have to admit you were wrong. You have to provide some evidence that Philadelphia subscribers only paid $.10. I don't take your word for it at all. Also, my &quot;claim&quot; of 20 million in-footprint subscribers is completely accurate and backed up by documentation. The Big Ten had 52 million subscribers in 2013: 20 million in-footprint, and 32 million out-footprint. Again, I documented this.I do know the distribution per school. It was plainly listed at $7.6 million by multiple sources.The numbers you put out for the Big 12 are made up. The Big 12 schools won't get $8 million a year. I already showed how your formula doesn't give an accurate prediction when compared to the Big Ten. If you want, I will demonstrate the exact same thing for the SEC. Your calculations simply don't take into account any expenses. You HAVE to do that.I never disagreed with Boren's $4-6 million figure. I said that's about what the Big 12 would make off of a network. Boren never said the $4-6 million was in addition to Tier 3. He never said that. You just added in that part yourself.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="topdecktiger, post: 129504575, member: 1459051"] Yes, I do know. I provided you links that stated the Big Ten got $1.00 from subscribers in-footprint. You also have no documentation to prove the BTN only got $.10 per subscriber in Philadelphia. None at all. You just say that so you won't have to admit you were wrong. You have to provide some evidence that Philadelphia subscribers only paid $.10. I don't take your word for it at all. Also, my "claim" of 20 million in-footprint subscribers is completely accurate and backed up by documentation. The Big Ten had 52 million subscribers in 2013: 20 million in-footprint, and 32 million out-footprint. Again, I documented this. I do know the distribution per school. It was plainly listed at $7.6 million by multiple sources. The numbers you put out for the Big 12 are made up. The Big 12 schools won't get $8 million a year. I already showed how your formula doesn't give an accurate prediction when compared to the Big Ten. If you want, I will demonstrate the exact same thing for the SEC. Your calculations simply don't take into account any expenses. You HAVE to do that. I never disagreed with Boren's $4-6 million figure. I said that's about what the Big 12 would make off of a network. Boren never said the $4-6 million was in addition to Tier 3. He never said that. You just added in that part yourself. [/QUOTE]

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