What factors are important to consider when evaluating the Pac-12's new media deal and conference revenue with eight (or ...

A series of assumptions led the Hotline down a path that closed a massive gap in Pac-12 media rights revenue. It also gave greater insight into Pac-12 Networks finances.

Barring a major new revenue stream, each Pac-12 school will be $12+ million behind its SEC and Big Ten peers for the final seven years of the conference’s Tier 1 deal, which runs through 2023-24.

The documents and comments from Big 12, Big Ten and Pac-12 officials provided insight into moves those conferences made to limit their revenue losses and/or preserve payouts to schools, even ...

The Pac-12's partnership with CBS is one piece of the total revenue that will enter the ... all the insight the Hotline has gathered in recent weeks suggests the Pac-12’s media deal is ...

The current contracts with ESPN and Fox won't provide enough revenue in their final year (2024) for the Pac-12 schools to receive what their peers are currently collecting in annual distributions.

The financial report released by the Pac-12 last month provided crucial insight into the post-COVID budget but fell short of a real-time look at the numbers. Like many of its Power Five peers, the ...

The math is ominous for the Pac-12 when it comes to revenue from media rights. Barring a major influx of cash, each of the conference's 12 schools will trail its peers in the SEC and Big Ten by ...

According to no less an authority than the UC Office of the President, $9.8 million was the projected hit to the Pac-12’s annual media rights revenue resulting from USC’s accompanying ...

The current contracts with ESPN and Fox won't provide enough revenue in their final year (2024) for the Pac-12 schools to receive what their peers are currently getting in annual distributions.

The current contracts with ESPN and Fox won't provide enough revenue in their final year (2024) for the Pac-12 schools to receive what their peers are currently getting in annual distributions.

The current contracts with ESPN and Fox won't provide enough revenue in their final year (2024) for the Pac-12 schools to receive what their peers are currently getting in annual distributions.