Yes, they have a deal until 2036, but it seems likely that that deal is gonna get busted out before that and they will be left with squat if it does. Keep in mind though, if you think they don't have some sway over the SEC on raiding the ACC, you are kidding yourself. I think you all that are talking about the Big10 are kidding yourselves. The Big10 needs to expand west, the logistics of 2 LA teams is going to bust travel budgets, plus after a couple years of new wears off, no one is going to give a rats butt about UCLA vs NW or IN or Perdue or .... They need those rivalries for long term interest. OR/Wash/Stanford/Cal makes a nice west coast division and makes the "big10 is an academic conference" morons on their high horse. The question is, does pulling 4 from the ACC to the SEC make ESPN more $$ than keeping the ACC in tact and what is the price point for that (how much more can they pay the ACC until that metric turns sour). At any cost that the ACC has more value, they will be willing to sweeten the existing deal to keep it together, if not, they'll help the SEC expand and let the ACC deal go away. ** Edited by Vienna_Hokie at 5/18/2023, 7:31:02 PM