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tricknole said...
I think the choice would be pretty easy between these two, nothing against Clemson. But money-wise, FSU has the bigger national following and is in a much, much more populous state, so doubling up wouldn't "hurt" much, and I still think it could actually be beneficial for the SEC to do so in Florida (increasing subscription fees within the state higher than with UF only).
But I'm not holding my breath.
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Noleville said...
Right now the SEC has Alabama, LSU, UF, USCe, A&M and UGA all in the top 10, they don't need more quality. In fact I would think a revived FSU and CU wouldn't be very welcomed in the SEC. But teams that can play good ball while not breaking backs, like VT and UNC would be very welcome.
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TNOLE27 said...
Nc state? so you can add yet more dead weight. Are your games shown in charlotte now?
The question isn't who can help you get the SEc network on in Charlotte, but who can help get in on in Chicago or LA?
FSU does that part because we have a national following a bit bigger than yours and bigger than anyone else in the SEC.
If you were going to try to get the Dc market you already lost. Md is more popular than vt in the dc markets.
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Grantparkgator said...
So FSU is a bigger brand that UF?
Bigger brand than Bama?...one of the bluebloods of college football
IF FSU is this GREAT brand then Slive should be knocking down your door no matter what UF, Ga, Sc and Ky have to say about it.
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TNOLE27 said...
nationally than Bama-yes. We are equivalent to you. See when Bama is not in the mnc game for 2 years in a row their ratings are-lower than ours.
Look at ratings of games.
Slive can't find his ass with his hands- but you are right he should call us . Advertisers cares about turning on tv sets. Mizzou turns on about 5 of them.
Slive is so far sighted he picked a team that was rejected by the big 10-twice. However, a multi time big 10 reject is OK for the SEC.
I hope he does not call us. I would rather be with Texas and Ou than a conference of yahoos.
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Grantparkgator said...
This came from Mr. Blonde on th tBB pretty good summary of why the Slive wants new markets:
"This isn't about quality. Never has been. Its about markets.
If the SEC doesn't have a team in the market, they can only charge about $0.10 per subscriber for the SEC network. North Carolina has 3.4 million cable and satellite homes. Virginia has 2.8 million cable and satellite homes.
If the SEC Network were implemented today, that would be $620,000 per month, 7.4 million per year for these two markets.
If the SEC adds NC State and Virginia Tech, the carriage fees jump to $1 per subscriber. That would be $6.2 million per month, or 74.4 MILLION annually. That's just for these 2 markets.
The SEC already has SC, GA, FL, and KY (can charge the $1) Adding teams from these areas doesn't add to the pie. It would actually give Alabama a smaller check at the end of the year."
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