Who cares what SMU will get paid. If they had any pride, they would return to the AAC unless they they get P5 CFP payout... but I wouldn't take them back if I were the new AAC commissioner!
Anyone who thinks that it's a cake walk for any AAC legacy teams, they just don't understand that in basketball the AAC Legacy and CUSA newcomers are not all that different! This years basketball should be fun!
After the Memphis game... I will watch the Sunday FCS Championship Game and that's it until August 2024... have absolutely no interest in watching games involving institutions that want to destroy College football!
King Sankey is full of sh*t. I'm not sure, but I'll try to reconstruct what happened. In going to 12 team playoffs, apparently, the CFP made changes in the payoff structure. Specifically in 2023, 80% of the payouts went to the 5 NY6 bowl conferences and Notre Dame, and 20% went to the remaining 5 conferences and the remaining independents. I do not know how the independents shares were figured, but the 2 sets of 5 conferences received equal shares within their group. Then the conferences split the money with their schools. (This meant that schools in conferences with smaller numbers of schools got bigger payouts, and adding schools to a conference subtracted money from each school.) Earlier in the year they must have voted to "correct" this by voting to send an equal amount to each school directly to the school, and not to the conferences. What about Oregon State and Washington State, they had the Pac12 vote, so apparently for the next 2 years they will receive an equal share of the 80% pool. I do not understand how SMU came up for a vote. Apparently, the SEC, B1G, or Big 12 must have voted against their receiving a share of the 80% money. By doing this apparently each member of those conferences will receive an estimated $80,000 for the next 2 years. Was screwing SMU out of $5,000,000 really worth a piddling $80,000? Don't you feel sorry for those poor, starving SEC schools. Maybe we should take up a collection for them..
? So when Cincinnati made the final 4 vs bama what was there pay out? 1M/6m somewhere in between and then what did the A make from it please and thank you 😊
Who cares. The love of money, transfer portal, and NIL has destroyed college athletics. No more loyalty by the players. It is now all about me, not the schools. College athletics has become the minor leagues for the pro leagues. College athletics, as we knew it, is dead and buried.
yo. What happened to your podcast? Haven’t posted in awhile
I'm back...new video uploading now
Memphis, USF, and Tulane aren’t going to like this
Who cares what SMU will get paid. If they had any pride, they would return to the AAC unless they they get P5 CFP payout... but I wouldn't take them back if I were the new AAC commissioner!
What happened to this guy, he just disappeared.
Anyone who thinks that it's a cake walk for any AAC legacy teams, they just don't understand that in basketball the AAC Legacy and CUSA newcomers are not all that different! This years basketball should be fun!
ACC is next " waking dead" conference, after aa half of the ACC is firmer BIG EAST conference members!
After the Memphis game... I will watch the Sunday FCS Championship Game and that's it until August 2024... have absolutely no interest in watching games involving institutions that want to destroy College football!
King Sankey is full of sh*t. I'm not sure, but I'll try to reconstruct what happened. In going to 12 team playoffs, apparently, the CFP made changes in the payoff structure. Specifically in 2023, 80% of the payouts went to the 5 NY6 bowl conferences and Notre Dame, and 20% went to the remaining 5 conferences and the remaining independents. I do not know how the independents shares were figured, but the 2 sets of 5 conferences received equal shares within their group. Then the conferences split the money with their schools. (This meant that schools in conferences with smaller numbers of schools got bigger payouts, and adding schools to a conference subtracted money from each school.) Earlier in the year they must have voted to "correct" this by voting to send an equal amount to each school directly to the school, and not to the conferences. What about Oregon State and Washington State, they had the Pac12 vote, so apparently for the next 2 years they will receive an equal share of the 80% pool. I do not understand how SMU came up for a vote. Apparently, the SEC, B1G, or Big 12 must have voted against their receiving a share of the 80% money. By doing this apparently each member of those conferences will receive an estimated $80,000 for the next 2 years. Was screwing SMU out of $5,000,000 really worth a piddling $80,000? Don't you feel sorry for those poor, starving SEC schools. Maybe we should take up a collection for them..
ON the CFP payout, will Ore State and Waszu still get P5 money for 2 years? Looking for Washington to win it all.
That has to hrrsk your heart about SMU you homer
Naturally, Memphis and FAU BBall are going to be everybody else's Super Bowl.
? So when Cincinnati made the final 4 vs bama what was there pay out? 1M/6m somewhere in between and then what did the A make from it please and thank you 😊
Who cares. The love of money, transfer portal, and NIL has destroyed college athletics. No more loyalty by the players. It is now all about me, not the schools. College athletics has become the minor leagues for the pro leagues. College athletics, as we knew it, is dead and buried.