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<blockquote data-quote="WVUALLEN" data-source="post: 132096312" data-attributes="member: 1112294">Nobody said bigger than current contract but will be bigger offer than PAC panties. Written by a POAC 12 reporter:The Pac-12 has been denounced as a second-rate conference because of the terrible leadership of former commissioner Larry Scott. And he was bad at his job. His poor decision making helped get the conference in its current predicament. The Big 12 most recently was paid around $38 million to its member schools. The conference will certainly be helped by the additions of BYU, Houston, Cincinnati, and UCF but it still won’t come close to offsetting the upcoming loss of Texas and Oklahoma to the SEC. The Big 12 is also at a slight disadvantage because the current deal doesn’t end until 2025 which is a year after the Pac-12.But an executive like Yormark probably doesn’t view that as a disadvantage because he will be able to operate knowing what the Pac-12 is making which will aid his ability to leverage his league’s value against theirs.A wounded duck does not equal a dead duck.I think you just like to argue more than you do replying.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="WVUALLEN, post: 132096312, member: 1112294"] Nobody said bigger than current contract but will be bigger offer than PAC panties. Written by a POAC 12 reporter: The Pac-12 has been denounced as a second-rate conference because of the terrible leadership of former commissioner Larry Scott. And he was bad at his job. His poor decision making helped get the conference in its current predicament. The Big 12 most recently was paid around $38 million to its member schools. The conference will certainly be helped by the additions of BYU, Houston, Cincinnati, and UCF but it still won’t come close to offsetting the upcoming loss of Texas and Oklahoma to the SEC. The Big 12 is also at a slight disadvantage because the current deal doesn’t end until 2025 which is a year after the Pac-12. But an executive like Yormark probably doesn’t view that as a disadvantage because he will be able to operate knowing what the Pac-12 is making which will aid his ability to leverage his league’s value against theirs. A wounded duck does not equal a dead duck. I think you just like to argue more than you do replying. [/QUOTE]

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