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Ya, the TNT deal is a sublease, much like CW and

the ACC. CBS purchased some games, and Peacock purchased games as well. CBS and Peacock goes to the conference. We aren't talking big money, as off the top of my head it was worth $1M++ per school.
Posted: 03/10/2026 at 08:45 PM ET
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Last year of CW-ACC deal?
SMU Pony 03/09/26 08:49 PM ET
I actually think CW has done a good job. At least as good as ACCN.**
reestuart 03/10/26 10:08 AM ET
I think they do a better job than the ACCN.**
EDGEMAN 03/10/26 05:14 PM ET
I think so also. I like the football announcers.**
reestuart 03/10/26 05:27 PM ET
Yeah I don't get the criticism of the CW either.
mancunian 03/10/26 10:23 AM ET
Not to mention they have a nationwide OTA network in addition to their...
EDGEMAN 03/10/26 05:12 PM ET
I actually enjoy their football coverage. I didn't think CW should have
reestuart 03/10/26 10:29 AM ET
Hard news, and live events are the only things
Big12 guy 03/10/26 10:28 AM ET
My answer
RandomAsianGuy 03/09/26 10:37 PM ET
ACC doesn't own those games. ESPN has all of it.
33laszlo99 03/09/26 10:34 PM ET
folks STILL dont understand the rights thing
1947Sunbowl 03/10/26 09:53 AM ET
Isn't the CW deal a result of the Raycom demise? CW took over the remaining
IB4TECH 03/12/26 09:25 AM ET
The confusion might be because the Big 12 has multiple media partners,
Big12 guy 03/10/26 10:06 AM ET
Are you sure about that?
SMU Pony 03/10/26 07:30 PM ET
Ya, the TNT deal is a sublease, much like CW and
Big12 guy 03/10/26 08:45 PM ET