Stroud-type player who might benefit from this if players were to receive a portion of the deal.
And while the chances are very small that he’s still at Ohio State when this media rights deal kicks in next season, there will be the next C.J. Stroud admitted that he’s not worth a billion dollars, but he is likely the Big Ten’s most valuable current student-athlete as the conference’s returning player of the year and Heisman Trophy favorite heading into the new season. So, me personally, my mom has always taught me to know my worth.” But at the same time, I mean, I don't think - I'm not 100 percent sure what our tuition is, but I'm sure it's not the worth of how much we're actually worth. I mean, I feel like this game is definitely amazing, especially in a college atmosphere because it still does have amateurism to it. But just off rip, I would say yes,” Stroud said. “I'll probably have to think about that a little more. Stroud was asked about the new media rights deal and if he believes players across the conference deserved to get a piece of this new, very rich pie. When speaking with the media after practice, Scarlet and Gray quarterback C.J. A thought that had to go through many of their minds was, “are we going to see any of this money?” While Ohio State athletic director Gene Smith pushed back on that number a bit, saying, “it will be significant but it's not going to be what people are reporting,” any way you slice it, the Big Ten and its universities will receive a hefty paycheck over the life of the deal.īuckeye football players walked off the field after their 13th practice of fall camp on Thursday and learned of this news. According to reports, the total value of the deal between all of the television partners is more than $8 billion. On Thursday morning, the Big Ten officially announced its new media right deal, a seven-year agreement with FOX, CBS and NBC that begins in 2023 and will also see Big Ten games streamed on Parmamount+ and Peacock.
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