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12/16/2023 12:52 pm  #2


Re: New Media Rights Deal

I’m surprised that this didn’t get any comments.  Bernie did a great job getting a 40% rights increase and managing to keep a big portion of the games on the NBC network USA.  Especially when NBC went all in on the Big Ten.   I didn’t think they would have any interest. 

And since the PAc-12 imploded over no new acceptable tv deal.   No I am not comparing the two. But for the A10 to do that well in tv negotiations says a lot about Bernie.

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12/16/2023 1:44 pm  #3


Re: New Media Rights Deal

DuqBlue, you are correct; this new agreement is a big deal for Duquesne and the A10.  This media deal further solidifies that the A10 is just a single tier below the top 6 conferences (Power 5 + Big East).  This five-conference tier includes Mountain West, American Athletic Conference, West Coast Conference and the Missouri Valley Conference; these conferences are poised to secure any remaining NCAA at-large bids.  The other 21 conferences (representing approx. 225 schools) would trade places in a heartbeat.

 

12/16/2023 3:30 pm  #4


Re: New Media Rights Deal

Does anyone know what the per season payout to each of the member schools is currently?

I have always wondered if broadcasting A-10 basketball creates revenue that is a material gain for the individual schools' athletic departments, just a brand exposure thing, a way to offset the operational costs of running the conference for all sports, or all 3.

 

12/17/2023 12:31 pm  #5


Re: New Media Rights Deal

PhoenixRising2 wrote:

DuqBlue, you are correct; this new agreement is a big deal for Duquesne and the A10.  This media deal further solidifies that the A10 is just a single tier below the top 6 conferences (Power 5 + Big East).  This five-conference tier includes Mountain West, American Athletic Conference, West Coast Conference and the Missouri Valley Conference; these conferences are poised to secure any remaining NCAA at-large bids.  The other 21 conferences (representing approx. 225 schools) would trade places in a heartbeat.

Agreed!!  They do have the most exposure beyond the big 6.   I read twitter comments from AAC, CAA and MVC adjacent people complaining about their conferences coverage.

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12/17/2023 12:33 pm  #6


Re: New Media Rights Deal

phil95 wrote:

Does anyone know what the per season payout to each of the member schools is currently?

I have always wondered if broadcasting A-10 basketball creates revenue that is a material gain for the individual schools' athletic departments, just a brand exposure thing, a way to offset the operational costs of running the conference for all sports, or all 3.

I doubt it’s enough to offset the costs of the department.

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