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UW seems to have no choice but to join the XII based on this. Their operating expenses will be even higher travelling to the east coast every other weekend for road games if they join the ACC.

PartyBear said:

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UW seems to have no choice but to join the XII based on this. Their operating expenses will be even higher travelling to the east coast every other weekend for road games if they join the ACC.

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For a smaller payout.

They could also suck it up and remake the P12, which is actually what I think is going to happen.

Wow, LSU got a great deal for their NC.

GoodOleBaylorLine said:

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PartyBear said:

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UW seems to have no choice but to join the XII based on this. Their operating expenses will be even higher travelling to the east coast every other weekend for road games if they join the ACC.

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For a smaller payout.

They could also suck it up and remake the P12, which is actually what I think is going to happen.

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They will make a lot less than in the XII or ACC as well if they do that.

Wonder how these calculations are done ? I may be wrong, but I thought all athletic programs were required to pay the institutions tuition rate out of their athletic budget. If so, how could Baylor's cost per player not be higher than what is shown ?

Or Aggy

PartyBear said:

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GoodOleBaylorLine said:

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PartyBear said:

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UW seems to have no choice but to join the XII based on this. Their operating expenses will be even higher travelling to the east coast every other weekend for road games if they join the ACC.

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For a smaller payout.

They could also suck it up and remake the P12, which is actually what I think is going to happen.

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They will make a lot less than in the XII or ACC as well if they do that.

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I am not sure about ACC. Their pay out is pathetic and goes for another 13 years.

B12, probably but not sure it offsets travel for all sports.

The benefit for UW and UO is they have leverage on the P12 now. Reform the conference with weak GOR and bolt for the B10 when they decide to expand again. If I am the four corners schools, this is exactly why I am wary of staying in the P12. But I think they will too, and then bolt for B12 when UW and UO leave.

Those 6 schools have pretty natural landing spots. Other 4, not so much.

It is a risk for all of them to stay. We may become focused on eastward expansion exclusively if the BiG does raid the ACC. There may be some over there that will not be the one or two invited to the BiG that move the needle for the XII better than any of the Pac remnant.

The graphic above says that the number is the total dollars per player of game day expenses, including lodging, meals, transportation, uniforms, equipment, etc. Using data reported for the 2019 season.

Proud 1992 Alum said:

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The graphic above says that the number is the total dollars per player of game day expenses, including lodging, meals, transportation, uniforms, equipment, etc. Using data reported for the 2019 season.

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That makes better sense. Figure average of 70 players per game with 12-13 game schedules. What is hard to understand is the wide range. Charter flights essentially the same rate for everyone, same with meals and hotels. Teams with a greater number of longer trips should have the higher expenses, but it does not really look like it from yhese numbers,