The B10 made headlines by distributing a whopping $1.37 billion. That translates to an average of $76.1M per member school, or $79.9M for full members. The SEC also distributed $1.03 billion, with full members receiving an average payout of $72.4M. I predict the B12’s payout for full members will be around $40-$41 million ($35 million for average including partial shares), while ACC full members will receive $51-53 million ($47 million for average including partial shares) . The ACC will see wider variation even among full members due to its success initiative. Expect the media and pundits to focus on the gap between the ACC/B12 and the P2, although the ACC will make significantly more the B12. *** I revised my calculation. The previous figures were averages including partial shares *** ** Edited by RandomAsianGuy at 5/9/2026, 11:36:52 PM