JDUBBS1280
MN Hockey Enthusiast
We will equal them this year![]()
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They have the team to do it.
We will equal them this year![]()
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didn't you kill yourself after losing to a horrible Penn State team?
They're not of the caliber to be horrible.
Penn State is like a fine intramural team.
They have the team to do it.
Hey! My wife just fowarded me an email from your dad!
My father past away for cancer. Thanks for taking things to a personal and inappropriate level.
I think your right and even Lucia is now publicly adding his support to the formation of a B1G hockey team at Nebraska:
The B1G draw will be $$$. The Big Ten is notably the most profitable college athletic conference in the NCAA with a relatively large and widespread fanbase throughout the US and Canada. Once schools that currently have high quality club hockey teams (e.g. Nebraska, Illinois, Iowa) begin to crunch the numbers on the unprecedented growth in Big Ten profit margins that can be directly attributed to the Big Ten Network, I think they'll take a hard look at generating revenue for a D1 program.
That's exactly why former Nebraska Athletic Director Tom Osborne said the Big Ten Network was a draw to the B1G and the alliance would be mutually (financially) beneficial. BTN profits have increased by nearly $50M/year since its inception in 2007 and has now more than doubled its initial 2007 revenue to over $230M. The Big Ten footprint has grown to an estimated 75M viewers covering 35% of the United States and plans are to recruit at least 60 million more subscribers over the next five years. In addition to current income, the BTN could over the next five years realistically generate more than a quarter of a billion dollars for the Big Ten conference. That would more than double aggregate revenue distribution to member schools. The BTN delivered $8M to Big Ten schools in 2010, an increase of 20% from the previous year.
For those interested:
References
Dosh, Kristi. (2011, January 30). How the Big Ten Stacks Up Against the SEC in Sports Revenue, Sport Money Blog, Forbes.
Drape, Joe. (2010, October 1). Big Ten Network Alters picture of College Sports. New York Times.
Jones, David. (2010, March 7). How the Big Ten Network Makes Expansion More Likely. The Patriot News.
Marek, Lynn. (2010, July 6). Big Ten Network Defies Early Skeptics as Audience and Profits Rise. Crains Detroit Business.
Cabot, Jeff. (2008, December 19). Shaw Launches New HD Sport Channels. HD Report.
Sansirino, Micheal. (2010, May 23). Big Ten Changes Could Have Seismic Effect. Pittsburgh Port Gazette.
My father past away for cancer. Thanks for taking things to a personal and inappropriate level.
Myth???? Speaking of Myth, who is down for Florida Georgia Line on April 11thHow does the BTN generate money for hockey schools? It's a myth.
I am hoping the Gophers will be in the First Semifinal.... Otherwise you are right... totally forgot the Semis were that dayI hope NO ONE that is a fan of the team this thread is dedicated to is doing anything but watching a very important hockey game on that date...
didn't you kill yourself after losing to a horrible Penn State team?
Wha????? Sconians are now digging dead dogs???? Bambi is not going to be very happy with thisMy dog killed himself. Thanks for taking things to a personal and inappropriate level.
Wha????? Sconians are now digging dead dogs???? Bambi is not going to be very happy with this![]()
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Myth???? Speaking of Myth, who is down for Florida Georgia Line on April 11thAnd it is not a Myth that the BTN will bring in more money with hockey. With the option of having your ad money go to either having your ad during cuddling (wrestling) and hockey? People will pay more to advertise during hockey than said cuddling event.
Must spread rep.My dog killed himself. Thanks for taking things to a personal and inappropriate level.
Take the M's and the names off the Jerseys.... They played with ZERO pride tonight. They played like a Gopher team from the lost years.I think that was their worst performance yet. Hopefully that is bottom and they wake up.