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Hardcore_Hokie
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I agree with this take as well.

It shouldn't affect the middle-of-the-road programs (VT, Pitt, NC State) as much as it HURTS the annual bottom-dwellers. But isn't that the same as saying "get rid of Wake and BC!") ? Every program gets a standard salary and then they award bonuses for outstanding performance. I literally don't see what's wrong with that. And if you do it in basketball too, even better for the "basketball schools". If the SEC wants to pay Vandy the same as Alabama and Georgia, good for them. But the ACC is trying to remain competitive and if this is one way to somewhat help in that venture, I think it makes sense.
Posted: 09/18/2024 at 01:03 PM ET
(In response to this post by Truthahn)

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ACC Presidents review new revenue sharing plan as possible legal (link)
patit hoo 09/17/24 10:19 PM ET
Make them pay and let them move on.
Minden Hokie 09/18/24 05:39 PM ET
12 votes (two-thirds) to approve? **
Femoyer Hokie 09/18/24 11:13 AM ET
Unequal distribution of TV money is truly the beginning of the end.
Baltimore_Hokie 09/18/24 10:04 AM ET
Big media probably wants the P2, and the little p2 plus PAC at the same
VTCALS72 09/20/24 03:01 PM ET
Performance-based payouts are much more prevalent these days .....
hokietony 09/18/24 02:28 PM ET
Unfair distribution is what we have now.
Truthahn 09/18/24 11:44 AM ET
Unequal distribution of an agreed upon amount of $ for on-field success-
Baltimore_Hokie 09/18/24 03:50 PM ET
I agree with this take as well.
Hardcore_Hokie 09/18/24 01:03 PM ET
Agreed**
VT ChemE 1986 09/18/24 12:42 PM ET
The beginning of the end happened when Maryland left. Canary in a coal mine
Maroon Baboon 09/18/24 10:52 AM ET
I agree. ACC had their heads in the sand
1947Sunbowl 09/18/24 03:54 PM ET
This sounds like the Mag 7 at work again
HokieAl 09/18/24 10:31 AM ET
You just very concisely distilled the entire problem with the ACC, and why-
Baltimore_Hokie 09/18/24 12:00 PM ET
Maybe resembling the PAC is closer than we realize
HokieAl 09/18/24 12:25 PM ET
That doesn't sound "tin foil hat" to me at all. The PAC group is clearly-
Baltimore_Hokie 09/18/24 12:43 PM ET
It's a move to retain the estimated $250M from the implosion of the PAC.
Big12 guy 09/18/24 01:11 PM ET
That $250m, in practice, was spent the second OSU/WSU won the litigation-
Baltimore_Hokie 09/18/24 03:34 PM ET
It would not surprise to see the ACC become the Academic Version of the B12
Stech 09/18/24 11:00 AM ET
This makes total sense to me
VT ChemE 1986 09/18/24 09:58 AM ET
A "success initiative fund" was fine-
Baltimore_Hokie 09/18/24 10:15 AM ET
Agreed. Reward what can be controlled - success on the field**
VT ChemE 1986 09/18/24 11:17 AM ET
If their following goes down, they don't qualify
SpeakToDamien 09/18/24 10:32 AM ET
I can't imagine us agreeing to shortening the GOR.
Truthahn 09/18/24 11:50 AM ET
ESPN? **
Big12 guy 09/18/24 11:56 AM ET
A new source of funds? Or are they setting aside the guaranteed playoff
Big12 guy 09/18/24 10:35 AM ET
I'm assuming ESPN is kicking in more? Tbd**
SpeakToDamien 09/18/24 02:00 PM ET
When regional conferences were formed, they made sense because there wasn't
Femoyer Hokie 09/18/24 09:45 AM ET
If you took the to 12 - 20 revenue producing teams and put them in the
Big12 guy 09/18/24 09:53 AM ET
I'm all for revenue distribution based on results, especially football
HokieObsession 09/18/24 07:32 AM ET
Uneven distributions was not enough to keep Texas in the B12, and it
Big12 guy 09/18/24 07:42 AM ET
Paying everyone the same is fading fast in College Sports, Paying Players,
Stech 09/18/24 08:34 AM ET
I think its the opposite as far who thinks they cant win and thats FSU imo
Hokie83 09/18/24 07:49 AM ET
Either way, they are at the table. If they can come up with a face saving
Big12 guy 09/18/24 07:54 AM ET
Crazy Times :)**
Hokie83 09/18/24 08:21 AM ET
Wonder if ESPN is involved.
HOO86 09/17/24 10:56 PM ET
they also have a decision to make nlt early 2025
daveinop 09/19/24 07:53 AM ET
If ESPN is involved, you can be absolutely certain the end result-
Baltimore_Hokie 09/18/24 10:23 AM ET
The potential shortened GOR definitely feels like ESPN behind the curtain
HokieAl 09/18/24 08:12 AM ET
Do you think that ESPN is willing to extend the contract, but is now
Big12 guy 09/18/24 08:25 AM ET
Don't forget this post from Baltimore Hokie about the Directv battle
HokieAl 09/18/24 08:39 AM ET
I think a lot of Conference Contracts end in 2031, that could line up well.**
Stech 09/18/24 08:58 AM ET