With or without Michigan and USC

the $2.4 billion private equity deal

the Big Ten was believed were going to vote on it last month, but at the last minute , Michigan and USC said , wait a minute , so there were alot of conference calls , but no vote

but now , as being reported by Ross Dellenger

sounds like the Big Ten is going to vote on it next Friday

with or without Michigan and USC

if Michigan and USC vote no , they simply won't get a piece of the pie

but , it also sounds like Michigan and USC could get a 2 year grace pierced before they are completely left out

it's a little more complicated then that , but I'm not smart enough to try and explain it all

one of the other questions the article says , that I was wondering about

the 2.4 billion would be shared unequally , bigger schools / brands would get more then the smaller schools

there would be a tiers list , and I was unable to find out which schools would be in what tier

untill today , and Ross Dellenger

with this 2.4 billion dollar private equity deal, all schools would get one big payment

Michigan , Ohio State and Penn State would all get 195 million dollars

USC and Oregon would get 145 million dollars

the other 13 schools would each get between 100 -110 million dollars

which I would guess would go a long way for helping UCLA to get out of their lease with the Rose Bowl

guess we'll just have to wait and see what happens , as of the , the vote is said to be taking place next Friday , which could change again

has Michigan and USC changed their minds and play nice

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