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I noticed that too.

My assumption was that the earnings report that S&P Kagan used numbers for the ACCN before the ACCN got distribution with Comcast, and now with Comcast the ACC would be in line with the SEC. The ACCN should be in line with what the SECN is since it's the same team negotiating the distribution. The difference would be in the subscriber rates for states with an ACC team. In that regard the ACC has a populous footprint.
Posted: 07/18/2022 at 02:03 PM ET
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? asked below. Is ESPN making money? According to Jeffrey Fann,
IB4TECH 07/18/22 11:29 AM ET
The ACC has the most populous and wealthiest geographic footprint of...
Old Line Hokie 07/18/22 01:20 PM ET
The ACC is handicapped by a population
Vippie1 07/18/22 03:27 PM ET
I noticed that too.
HOO86 07/18/22 02:03 PM ET
Key excerpt from article - no reason for SEC to expand & ESPN to facilitate
hokiesrule98 07/18/22 12:18 PM ET
Thank you. Great content in that link. **
Roanokie 07/18/22 11:50 AM ET
Informative link. ACCN doing quite well, bad deal to give 50% to ESPN**
hokiesrule98 07/18/22 11:34 AM ET
It helped make Disney fight hard to get the distribution.
HOO86 07/18/22 12:26 PM ET
They didn't fight that hard for the ACCN distribution
EDGEMAN 07/18/22 12:47 PM ET
The ACC knew it would take 3 years to get the distribution
HOO86 07/18/22 12:54 PM ET