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Big 12 Turns Heads by Reportedly Rejecting AAC Program’s Lucrative $200 Mill Offer
Big 12 Turns Heads by Reportedly Rejecting AAC Program’s Lucrative $200 Mill Offer originally appeared on Athlon Sports. The Big 12 has rejected a $200 million offer from the Memphis Tigers to join the conference, according to On3 college football reporter Brett McMurphy.
Yahoo Sports' Ross Dellenger reported Monday that Memphis president Bill Hardgrave spent more than a year meeting ...
The Big 12 apparently wants no part of Memphis. The Tigers reportedly put together a pitch to join the power conference that ...
The proposal from Memphis — one of the most aggressive membership propositions in college athletics history — features ...
The Big 12’s denial of the Univ. of Memphis’ latest bid into the conference once again leads to questions about Memphis’ ...
The University of Memphis reportedly offered the Big 12 a nine-figure deal and would waive five years of revenue distribution for membership in the league. / Stu Boyd II-The Commercial Appeal / USA ...
According to people briefed on the situation, that proposal would include Memphis joining the Big 12 without taking revenue from the league for at least five years — what admini ...
Memphis acknowledged July 21 that a proposal from the university to join the Big 12 "did not ultimately move in our favor." ...
The Big 12 has reportedly passed on adding Memphis as a member of the conference despite the school's lucrative membership ...
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