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RE: A Different Way to Look at the Value of Schools with Regard to Realignment
(07-10-2022 03:40 AM)ClairtonPanther Wrote:  Pittsburgh / 4.8% of Conference Value / $21,638,400 value of media share

I think I'd take that value and think it's fair; however, if Pitt was in the B1G and in the division with PSU, Maryland, Rutgers, Miami, and Notre Dame, for example, I can see Pitt's media value double what it's ACC value of the media share is. Three of those games are already rivalry games, to some degree and has had national tv coverage, and Maryland definitely has the potential to be a rivalry game.

Is there an updated version for 2022?

Yes, Pitts value goes up as you are averaged with better valued schools. And no on 2022, they come out a year in arrears.
07-10-2022 04:23 AM
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