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Pac-12 Media Deal Reporting Remains Contradiction

There is still no agreement on the Pac-12 media rights deal. By agreement, I mean the media doesn’t agree on what will happen.

“(The Pac-12) would have to cobble a lot of pieces together in order to get (as much TV money per-team as the Big 12),” said John Ourand of the Sports Business Journal.

His podcast partner, Andrew Marchand of the New York Post said, “If they were to get a deal with ESPN, it would be for low money. I would be very surprised if they got the same from the Big 12 from ESPN.”

But John Canzano quoted a source last week who said, “We will beat the Big 12’s number.”

What to believe anymore?

40 thoughts on “Pac-12 Media Deal Reporting Remains Contradiction”

  1. I just had a shirt made for my husband for fathers Day. It reads -Inside USC on the front and Village Idiot on the back.

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    1. Hey Fake Gabby, what is your Dictator Senile Joe and the rest of you Trans loving Libtards going to do now? You won’t say a word against your allies.

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      1. My goodness, this fake Gabby has some real mental issues. She’s constantly responding to someone she refers to as fake Gabby. She’s actually talking to herself in the third person. Major mental issues

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      2. Is this what “conservatives” are supposed to act like? Scrounging the internet for acts of democracy? Owning the libs has become too wasteful an obsession. People are trying to survive and instead of solutions and common sense its “what is your Dictator Senile Joe and the rest of you Trans loving Libtards going to do now?” Do you realize how ridiculous you sound? I’m tired of the gay agenda and equivocation to the civil rights movement. If you want to protect people from violence then lets find a way to do that. But the excessive arguments from both sides is pointless. Your need to go to a sports blog to decry the politics of your enemy makes you appear like the very people you want to vilify.

        Get over yourself. Bad enough we have bipolar Owns posting silliness.

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      3. The preachy Libtard teacher is in checkmate: the Muslims are his allies against America, but here they are standing up to the Democrats forcing perversion in the public schools! What will This Libtard do?

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  2. After USC and ucla leave in 2024, the Missouri Valley Conference will be more compelling for TV than the Pac-10.

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      1. My goodness, this fake Gabby has some real mental issues. She’s constantly responding to someone she refers to as fake Gabby. She’s actually talking to herself in the third person. Major mental issues

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      2. Tom Fitton, who runs Judicial Watch, tried to bring a case against President Bill Clinton, to compel him to turn over his personal notes in 2012 from the autobiography that he had already written once he left office. Ten years earlier. The D.C. court threw that out because Judicial Watch lacked standing, the statute of limitations and the National Archives had already determined and certified that President Clinton did not store any government papers in his socks as Judicial Watch tried to claim in the lawsuit.

        Truly, looney and not conservative. Of all the things that are legitimate. . . this ain’t.

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      5. The Presidential Records Act says that, the moment a president leaves office, NARA gets custody and control of all presidential records from his administration. Nothing in the act says there should be prolonged “talk” or a negotiated “agreement” between a former president and NARA over a former president’s return of presidential documents – much less that there should have been a months-long battle after NARA first contacted Trump’s team in 2021 to try to get some of the records that had not been handed over at the end of his presidency

        https://www.congress.gov/bill/95th-congress/house-bill/13500/text

        (get educated)

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    1. Looks like you are quite the paranoid schizophrenic. Get help.

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      1. My goodness, this fake Gabby has some real mental issues. She’s constantly responding to someone she refers to as fake Gabby. She’s actually talking to herself in the third person. Major mental issues, for sure!

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      2. Fake Gabby, you need treatment for your paranoid schizophrenia condition. Don’t feel bad, it is a fairly common (and can be severe) mental illness: about 0.32% of the population suffers from it. [Let’s see. There were 331 million Americans in the 2020 Census. I don’t believe they diagnose it (for sure) until one’s late teenage years, so let’s apply it to those Americans and Traitors like you 18 and over. Google says that 258 million Americans are 18 years old & older: 258 million x 0.0032 = 825,600 people adults who suffer from paranoid schizophrenia, just like you…

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    1. My husband and I had an argument, he claims a batter gets 4 strikes before he’s out. I see why you guys call him the village idiot

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      2. Yeah, but at least she had a shirt made with her name on the back. Guess in case she’s found wandering the streets the way her mom used to, they’ll know who she is.

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      1. My goodness, this fake Gabby has some real mental issues. She’s constantly responding to someone she refers to as fake Gabby. She’s actually talking to herself in the third person. Major mental issues, seek help

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      2. You know, Fake Gabby, you need treatment for your paranoid schizophrenia condition. Don’t feel bad, it is a fairly common (and can be severe) mental illness: about 0.32% of the population suffers from it. [Let’s see. There were 331 million Americans in the 2020 Census. I don’t believe they diagnose it (for sure) until one’s late teenage years, so let’s apply it to those Americans and Traitors like you 18 and over. Google says that 258 million Americans are 18 years old & older: 258 million x 0.0032 = 825,600 people adults who suffer from paranoid schizophrenia, just like you.

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  8. Why would ESPN pay the same amount for a Pac 10 without the L. A. schools? Unless Lionel Messi plans to put on a uniform and play against Deion Sanders every Saturday, they will not be able to pay $31 million per school on the TV deal. Which will be compromised based on the money owed to Comcast. And UCLA has to pay Cal-Berkeley $10 million on top of that. Madness, indeed.

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      Looking forward to fucla’s contribution. But Cal did run a surplus last year. Might be because UC absorbed half of the Memorial Stadium $400 million cost off the back of the athletic dept. City of FN Berkeley only allows 6 football games per year because of traffic.
      SC was always a good game. Fucla…not so much. I’ve been in twin cities first week of oct and woke up with 6 inches of snow on the hood. I’m planning on tuning in to those Midwestern games and watching mater dei and Bosco guys looking for their third set of
      Shoes and hand warmers.

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      1. Cal, out of respect to your school and the creative accounting applied to the positive cash flow Cal-Berkeley created without using any GAAP standards, I would be remiss without pointing out that Southern Cal recruits at a national level, which means national recruits, who shouldn’t get bothered by the weather. Plus, with all the gore-tech and warm clothing I had access to when I played football, I can imagine the clothing being used now mitigates the weather effect. Now we both agree that UCLA runs such a decrepit football program (can’t even afford 20 more yards of grass?!?!?!!) that the bruins will probably resort to Vaseline and long johns to get through the cold times. Good thing Mick plays indoors, but I’m sure bruin fans will come up with another excuse as to why they lose to Northwestern in basketball.

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      2. Then you won’t mind if Notre Dame returns the SC game to the week after Thanksgiving in South bend, which SC requested 64 years ago after losing regularly in the bitter cold and wind and snow?

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      5. My goodness, this fake Gabby has some real mental issues. She’s constantly responding to someone she refers to as fake Gabby. She’s actually talking to herself in the third person. Major mental issues

        (post the link or stfu)

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    2. Ron Jr.: If your an atheist, why do you even think of hell? Why are you mentioning the possibility of fear. You die and decompose, right. Nothing that you did while living in this realm matters. There is no judgment on how you lived. No heaven or hell. Sounds like a really sad way to live.

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    3. You acknolwedge hell. If you believe in hell, then that means that it is bad. If it is bad, then on the opposite end there is something good. That is called heaven. You can go to heaven if you want. Just accept Christ as your Saviour and Lord. And you should fear hell.

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  10. Gee TW, what’s that large thingy stuck up your kazoo. Just asking for Osa Messina.

    Cue: The 30 for 30 comedy documentary:*** bozo FB chumps SUCC hind titty in Vegas. Talk about Bi-Polar.

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