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My question is how the hell does the payout for B12 teams = the amount

that ACC teams receive...especially without a conference network? Was it mostly based on tv viewership in regards to Texas and Oklahoma? Shouldn't those numbers drop significantly once those two schools go to the SEC? The teams the B12 brought in don't really move the numbers up drastically do they? And the ACC should be receiving more per team just because we do have the ACCN. Am I wrong or missing some vital information?
Posted: 08/24/2023 at 07:57 AM ET
(In response to this post by daveinop)

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If the ACC could pick off Okie State and maybe BYU, it would have a pretty
TDVick 08/24/23 03:54 AM ET
The ACC is viewed as being held together with duct tape
Marooned 08/24/23 06:58 AM ET
That's what the B1X proposed as cover to put a harpoon through the P-12...
EDGEMAN 08/24/23 08:07 AM ET
It's not about trust, it's about how the two conference can make more money
Big12 guy 08/24/23 09:27 AM ET
Not happening. No B12 teams are joining the ACC. Give it up.**
xx97 08/24/23 05:29 AM ET
w/o a network, they're vulnerable every time their GOR expires (2031?)**
daveinop 08/24/23 06:50 AM ET
How did that work out for the Pac? **
HouClone 08/24/23 02:28 PM ET
My question is how the hell does the payout for B12 teams = the amount
hoodat 08/24/23 07:57 AM ET
A conference is worth whatever some media company is willing to pay.
33laszlo99 08/24/23 11:12 AM ET
You think the Acc isn't talking to Big 12 teams?**
HokiePail 08/24/23 06:24 AM ET