Of OCS Interest

[E.T.]

So how much is stadium parking now, different levels?

Sure the parking north of the stadium would be limited and coveted! 

[NewEnglandBull]

21 minutes ago, Jim Johnson said:

The ACC contract goes through 2036.  Just how patient do you expect us to be there NEB ? 

That long time is actually why there could be problems. Once the B12 gets over a billion on the next contract and the SEC schools continue to rake in $67 mil preschool per year, there will be more discontent. Contracts are like hearts, they are made to be broken. 

[John Lewis]

25 minutes ago, E.T. said:

So how much is stadium parking now, different levels?

Sure the parking north of the stadium would be limited and coveted! 

Every season long parking pass is $90. 

Bulls Club levels determine parking areas.

There will be a good deal of parking around the OCS. It will be interesting to see what happens to Sycamore. That lot by the tennis complex will be a prime area.

[Jim Johnson]

15 minutes ago, NewEnglandBull said:

That long time is actually why there could be problems. Once the B12 gets over a billion on the next contract and the SEC schools continue to rake in $67 mil preschool per year, there will be more discontent. Contracts are like hearts, they are made to be broken. 

Big Ten not B12... the B12 may not even get Pac 12 numbers in their new contract.

And contracts can be broken, but for a price.  Grant of Rights can be expensive -- look at the $80 million Oklahoma and Texas each have to come up with to pay the Big 12.

[bullsfan27]

I don’t see the big 12 getting $1 billion in their next contract since their 2 biggest pillars are gone (Oklahoma and Texas). Even with the additions none of them can replace Oklahoma or Texas. The remaining members will leave as soon as  the acc, big ten, or sec comes calling.

[Jim Johnson]

1 minute ago, bullsfan27 said:

I don’t see the big 12 getting $1 billion in their next contract since their 2 biggest pillars are gone (Oklahoma and Texas). Even with the additions none of them can replace Oklahoma or Texas. The remaining members will leave as soon as  the acc, big ten, or sec comes calling.

While you are right... The ACC, Big Ten, and SEC won't be calling the remaining B12 teams.

[Brad]

2 hours ago, USFRaider said:

If FSU leaves for the ACC, I wouldn't be surprised to see USF take FSU's spot.

[NewEnglandBull]

48 minutes ago, bullsfan27 said:

I don’t see the big 12 getting $1 billion in their next contract since their 2 biggest pillars are gone (Oklahoma and Texas). Even with the additions none of them can replace Oklahoma or Texas. The remaining members will leave as soon as  the acc, big ten, or sec comes calling.

No that was my bad…meant B10…and yes they will get $1bil

[NewEnglandBull]

1 hour ago, Jim Johnson said:

Big Ten not B12... the B12 may not even get Pac 12 numbers in their new contract.

And contracts can be broken, but for a price.  Grant of Rights can be expensive -- look at the $80 million Oklahoma and Texas each have to come up with to pay the Big 12.

Sorry I meant to say B10 with the contract for $1bil. No, the B12 is now like the old BE in terms of a power conference…hanging on year to year. In terms of contracts being broken anything can happen if Clemson gets a SEC offer followed by Virginia and GT to the B10 (both AAU classified universities). Yeah I am slinging some **** here for sure but when you are talking billions accounts can be negotiated and settled. 

Edited March 7, 2022 by NewEnglandBull

[NewEnglandBull]

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