More facts backing Rutgers and Maryland additions. This writer is still pointing to a contract worth north of $40M per school. Also note how BTN ad revenue jumped 20% this year. They've come a long way from the days of Rotel and Barbasol.

http://awfulannouncing.com/2015/big-ten-tv-revenue-expected-climb-40-mil...

One indication cord-cutting may be slowing:

http://deadline.com/2015/10/video-subscribers-cord-cutting-time-warner-c...

Finally, it was revealed the top three the top three cord-cutting cities are Washington, D.C. (not suburban Virginia or Maryland), Seattle, and Portland. I'll posit denizens of these cities are more concerned with local java joint barista turnover than whether State U. hangs onto their offensive coordinator. 

I also think Fox will have difficulty fitting the B1G into their current commitments. I look for an ESPN/CBS combination with some sort of streaming option.