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Post by beaverstever on Apr 26, 2021 9:57:39 GMT -8
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Post by mbabeav on Apr 26, 2021 10:27:11 GMT -8
Well, she's going home to LSU as it were, and they would sure like to be relevant in WBB, so she'll get an overmarket price, but then again, if you prove you're a National Championship coach, premium bucks come your way. |
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Post by nwhoopfan on Apr 26, 2021 10:38:35 GMT -8
Do we see any Pac 12 coaches wcbb coaches making $2 mil? No, because the conference doesn't generate revenue like that. The SEC and some other conferences can throw around money like it's nothing because of their lucrative TV deals. It has nothing to do w/ the NCAA playing a shell game about wcbb revenue.
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Post by beaverstever on Apr 26, 2021 10:42:37 GMT -8
Do we see any Pac 12 coaches wcbb coaches making $2 mil? No, because the conference doesn't generate revenue like that. The SEC and some other conferences can throw around money like it's nothing because of their lucrative TV deals. It has nothing to do w/ the NCAA playing a shell game about wcbb revenue. Isn't it at least part of the issue though? That is, if the NCAA Tournament distributed revenue, the Pac-12 currently would benefit (as would the SEC), where currently the SEC is differentiating itself with their direct TV deals. That is, doesn't it make it harder to keep Pac-12 coaches because the conference is not getting performance-based revenue from the NCAA? |
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Post by nwhoopfan on Apr 26, 2021 11:07:29 GMT -8
Do we see any Pac 12 coaches wcbb coaches making $2 mil? No, because the conference doesn't generate revenue like that. The SEC and some other conferences can throw around money like it's nothing because of their lucrative TV deals. It has nothing to do w/ the NCAA playing a shell game about wcbb revenue. Isn't it at least part of the issue though? That is, if the NCAA Tournament distributed revenue, the Pac-12 currently would benefit (as would the SEC), where currently the SEC is differentiating itself with their direct TV deals. That is, doesn't it make it harder to keep Pac-12 coaches because the conference is not getting performance-based revenue from the NCAA? Okay, certainly if the Women's Tourney paid out units for each win like the Men's Tourney does, the Pac 12 would have been hauling in the dough in recent years. |
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Post by Henry Skrimshander on Apr 26, 2021 11:26:05 GMT -8
TV rights for the men's tournament sold for $19 billion. TV rights for the women's tournament, and many other NCAA championships, sold in a package for $500 million.
That's why the men's tournament pays units and the women's doesn't. We've all seen what happens when women's tournament games are taken off-campus and played in truly neutral locations. Thousands and thousands of empty seats.
The SEC has so much money to burn from it's TV contract it can fully fund football and men's basketball at ridiculous levels and still have big bucks to spend on the other sports.
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