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hokieZ71
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Those numbers include Texas and Oklahoma in the Big XII and 10 teams

And they don't include UCF. UCF will be part of a watered down Big XII without its two flagships and 12 teams splitting a smaller pie. None of the numbers for 2021-22 are totally relevant at this point. Numbers for 2024 and on are way more relevant. And ACC schools will be level or ahead of the Big XII, primarily due to ACC Network revenue, of which Big XII will get nothing out of. When the fanbases of Texas and Oklahoma are watching SEC games all day Saturday, the Big XII is in for a bit of a wakeup call.
Posted: 05/30/2023 at 06:13 AM ET
(In response to this post by TDVick)

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Just to paraphrase the point I saw from Swaim (please correct). Really eye
TDVick • 05/30/23 04:08 AM ET
UCF won’t make as much as FSU this year, but maybe in two years.
WBGV • 05/30/23 03:12 PM ET
still think another podcast expert with no sources and experience
Mercury • 05/30/23 11:53 AM ET
Poppycock
DrHokie • 05/30/23 11:23 AM ET
The Big-12 isn’t an apples to apples comparison with the ACC However…
JLM-Hokie • 05/30/23 10:07 AM ET
There is no pissing match over third after Texas/Oklahoma leave
HOO86 • 05/30/23 11:21 AM ET
Swaim is not anywhere close to reality.
HOO86 • 05/30/23 05:54 AM ET
Agreed
Vippie1 • 05/30/23 10:22 AM ET
Ok. The lump sum is distorting it. That's good info. That makes the ACC
TDVick • 05/30/23 06:09 AM ET
The lump sum will be used to repay the existing 8 schools funding expansion
WBGV • 05/30/23 02:40 PM ET
Big12 has reconstituted itself well after losing Texas/Oklahoma.
HOO86 • 05/30/23 08:02 AM ET
I'd like to know how these TV money levels and gaps are where they are. B10
TDVick • 05/30/23 06:37 AM ET
Will UCF receive more money than F$U and Miami?
EDGEMAN • 05/30/23 05:15 AM ET
These numbers are pretty solid. Maybe is "not that much more," but UCF
TDVick • 05/30/23 05:29 AM ET
Those numbers include Texas and Oklahoma in the Big XII and 10 teams ◄
hokieZ71 • 05/30/23 06:13 AM ET
UCF is B12 and the B12 payout is higher than the ACC's. **
TDVick • 05/30/23 05:38 AM ET
UCF was not in the Big12 in 2022.
HOO86 • 05/30/23 05:56 AM ET
When they go there, won't they get these number? Which are more than FSU
TDVick • 05/30/23 06:01 AM ET
The Big 12 money from the new TV deal doesn't start until 2025.
HOO86 • 05/30/23 08:13 AM ET
Big 12(Swaim) somewhat lie**
MrFantastic! • 05/30/23 06:30 AM ET
Here is someone who did a spreadsheet update on those payouts.
Truthahn • 05/30/23 11:22 AM ET
Oh, he corrects himself here:
Truthahn • 05/30/23 01:52 PM ET
Given that the ACC is already at $40 in 2022 he's way off.
HOO86 • 05/30/23 03:00 PM ET
Yes, we were already 3rd place in 2022, IIRC.
Truthahn • 05/30/23 03:21 PM ET
Between now and then we can grow with the ACC Network
HOO86 • 05/30/23 03:27 PM ET
HOO86/anyone else, How big does a state/subscriber base need to be to make
Maroon Baboon • 06/02/23 11:21 PM ET
The biggest variable.......
2hhoop3 • 05/30/23 03:47 PM ET
Will those payout numbers continue after Oklahoma and Texas depart?
EDGEMAN • 05/30/23 05:37 AM ET
So the B12 numbers are inflated by the OU/TX settlement? Even so, the ACC
TDVick • 05/30/23 05:48 AM ET
No argument with your points about...
EDGEMAN • 05/30/23 07:32 AM ET