As Texas and Oklahoma appear destined to depart for the SEC, the Big 12 does not appear to be going down without a fight.
Big 12 officials are reportedly considering restructuring the league's revenue sharing system, according to Dennis Dodd of CBS Sports. The group is proposing an increase of a half-share for each school, bumping the annual payout to approximately $56 million per year. The other eight schools would have their shares decreased to cover the cost.
Big 12 schools currently make around $37 million per year from the conference's media rights agreement, which includes bowl games and the NCAA tournament, per Dodd.