This person is an idiot. While there may be no star, this team is 8-10 deep.
I know!I mean, know one actually knows if we are 8-10 deep until we see it in action against high level competition...
Hard to believe we will beat out this group, but fingers crossed.
I assume this is the one that is giving a mill NIL to each school? Do we know where that money is coming from? Maybe I am off but I neve saw these preseason tourneys as big moneymakers.
Is a las vegas trip thanskgiving week sexy?I assume this is the one that is giving a mill NIL to each school? Do we know where that money is coming from? Maybe I am off but I neve saw these preseason tourneys as big moneymakers.
Who is the team behind Players Era?Is a las vegas trip thanskgiving week sexy?
The economic viability of a pre-season tournament, which will be broadcast over some streaming service, and paying out around $10 million to the teams involved, is dubious at best. Why would Peacock, or any streaming service, pay any more money for this tournament than ESPN pays for the Maui Invitational being played during the same week and which features the national champs UConn, North Carolina, Iowa State and Auburn (all in Jon Rothstein's pre-season Top 12). Does Players Era really think that San Diego State vs. Oregon, Creighton vs. Texas A&M, and Notre Dame vs. Rutgers has any national juice? I have read that a pre-season tournament brings in $1 million to $3 million. If true, in what business model does this tournament rake in an additional $7 million to just break even?
We can compete with Nova for his services but beware of the Big boys jumping in .
Wbd has this eventThe economic viability of a pre-season tournament, which will be broadcast over some streaming service, and paying out around $10 million to the teams involved, is dubious at best. Why would Peacock, or any streaming service, pay any more money for this tournament than ESPN pays for the Maui Invitational being played during the same week and which features the national champs UConn, North Carolina, Iowa State and Auburn (all in Jon Rothstein's pre-season Top 12). Does Players Era really think that San Diego State vs. Oregon, Creighton vs. Texas A&M, and Notre Dame vs. Rutgers has any national juice? I have read that a pre-season tournament brings in $1 million to $3 million. If true, in what business model does this tournament rake in an additional $7 million to just break even?
Based on what is known...an historical event like the alaska shootout faded into oblivion, espn events group has downsized participants of certain fields in recent years.The economic viability of a pre-season tournament, which will be broadcast over some streaming service, and paying out around $10 million to the teams involved, is dubious at best. Why would Peacock, or any streaming service, pay any more money for this tournament than ESPN pays for the Maui Invitational being played during the same week and which features the national champs UConn, North Carolina, Iowa State and Auburn (all in Jon Rothstein's pre-season Top 12). Does Players Era really think that San Diego State vs. Oregon, Creighton vs. Texas A&M, and Notre Dame vs. Rutgers has any national juice? I have read that a pre-season tournament brings in $1 million to $3 million. If true, in what business model does this tournament rake in an additional $7 million to just break even?