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<blockquote data-quote="stinger 1957" data-source="post: 881606" data-attributes="member: 1682"><p>It's all about eyes for the money, what I see with the "BIG" taking both USC and UCLA is they are going to dominate the big population mkts, they were not originally indicating taking UCLA and then did, they did not want SEC coming into the 18 million population greater LA market IMO. They're going to take Washington sometime I feel sure and I believe they want ATL and maybe S. FL. We need to agree to disagree on TV not dictating their decisions and them understanding that the big TV money comes through the Metro areas, they have the experience and data I'm sure. IMO the "BIG" is getting ready to eat the SEC's lunch when it comes to $. You better believe the rest of the PAC 12 would rather be in the BIG than SEC, but it's appearing most will never have the chance. I've asked the question several times to ACC alums, had you rather your school be in the SEC or BIG and it was 100% BIG. I'm sure there are some that would say SEC, just happened in my very small survey.</p><p>I can see where the BIG ends up televising all their televised sports through their own TV networks somewhere in the future, streaming allows that to happen and BIG will have all those big metro areas to pull and sell advertising from, they're going to have to have a full blown operating business model to do this, therefore lots of coverage across America with participating schools pulling from big metro areas to sell ads etc.</p><p>Just some of my thoughts and certainly I've been wrong before, so it will be fun to see how it all plays out going forward. </p><p>If GT ends up in the BIG IMO not only does that enormously add to our revenue with a very large increase in revenue from TV but also an increase in attendance and higher ticket prices and probably more games being played in MBS, may be the reason we're showing BIG we can play at MBS. GT becomes very relevant again both in the south and nationally if we are in the "BIG", probably a good marriage for both us and the "BIG" and their plan to dominate IMO. The "BIG" becomes the premier nationwide athletic conference is what I can see as possible.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="stinger 1957, post: 881606, member: 1682"] It's all about eyes for the money, what I see with the "BIG" taking both USC and UCLA is they are going to dominate the big population mkts, they were not originally indicating taking UCLA and then did, they did not want SEC coming into the 18 million population greater LA market IMO. They're going to take Washington sometime I feel sure and I believe they want ATL and maybe S. FL. We need to agree to disagree on TV not dictating their decisions and them understanding that the big TV money comes through the Metro areas, they have the experience and data I'm sure. IMO the "BIG" is getting ready to eat the SEC's lunch when it comes to $. You better believe the rest of the PAC 12 would rather be in the BIG than SEC, but it's appearing most will never have the chance. I've asked the question several times to ACC alums, had you rather your school be in the SEC or BIG and it was 100% BIG. I'm sure there are some that would say SEC, just happened in my very small survey. I can see where the BIG ends up televising all their televised sports through their own TV networks somewhere in the future, streaming allows that to happen and BIG will have all those big metro areas to pull and sell advertising from, they're going to have to have a full blown operating business model to do this, therefore lots of coverage across America with participating schools pulling from big metro areas to sell ads etc. Just some of my thoughts and certainly I've been wrong before, so it will be fun to see how it all plays out going forward. If GT ends up in the BIG IMO not only does that enormously add to our revenue with a very large increase in revenue from TV but also an increase in attendance and higher ticket prices and probably more games being played in MBS, may be the reason we're showing BIG we can play at MBS. GT becomes very relevant again both in the south and nationally if we are in the "BIG", probably a good marriage for both us and the "BIG" and their plan to dominate IMO. The "BIG" becomes the premier nationwide athletic conference is what I can see as possible. [/QUOTE]
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