The NCAA fought against the current TV proliferation.

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The NCAA fought against the current TV proliferation.

Author: Shadow_of_the_Dome (4618 Posts - Original UHND Member)

Posted at 8:50 pm on Mar 31, 2021

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40 years ago they saw what would happen if conferences started striking their own TV deals. They lost in the SCOTUS.

Don’t blame that issue on the NCAA, it was the conferences that were part of the CFA, followed shortly thereafter by ND’s deal with NBC.

Link: https://supreme.justia.com/cases/federal/us/468/85/

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All college sports eyes should be on the SCOTUS [LINK] - BaronVonZemo - 5:39pm 3/31/21 (14) [View All]
- It's roughly a $10-$15 Billion dollar industry. Anyone who tells you it's about amateurs is a liar. - oldirish - 8:27pm 4/1/21
  - So we are coming for the athlete and not the brand? Yet our liking a player is based solely on - BaronVonZemo - 9:00am 4/2/21
    - Let's not pretend the schollie money is = to revenue. See below. [NT] - oldirish - 10:30pm 4/3/21
- There's a lot to be said where we are able to call NCAA athletes, professionals. They are paid with - jimbasil - 8:12pm 3/31/21
  - It doesn't even remotely come close to the revenue they generate for the school. Not even close. [NT] - oldirish - 8:27pm 4/1/21
    - 112mm/98 = That's $1.142 million per player and only roughly 85 get scholarships [LINK] - oldirish - 9:27pm 4/1/21
  - The athletes will determine if they're paid enough, not the unis... - ripperduck - 11:23am 4/1/21
    - I absolutely agree. The narrative being sold about the "scholarship" is bs and hiding the real $$ - oldirish - 9:30pm 4/1/21
  - The NCAA fought against the current TV proliferation. [LINK] - Shadow_of_the_Dome - 8:50pm 3/31/21
    - Ah, you're right - I think of them as one in the same when I shouldn't. - jimbasil - 9:12pm 3/31/21
- Podcast and transcript now posted. [LINK] - Shadow_of_the_Dome - 7:06pm 3/31/21
  - Title IX is untenable if athletes are paid-it was not designed for this contingency. many colleges - BaronVonZemo - 12:44am 4/1/21
    - It is also untenable if biological men can play on women’s teams [NT] - CC72 - 6:03pm 4/1/21
- I remember reading NCAA v. Oklahoma Board of Regents in Law School - Shadow_of_the_Dome - 6:01pm 3/31/21