2026 and 2031. And ACC can probably renegotiate with certain additions. What the conference does, if anything, with the look-ins and potential adds will determine it's post 2036 future, imo. Right now it is hard to visualize survival beyond 2036 because of the diversity in sports marketability of the members. I mean we had a member last year and another this year that aren't play ANY OOC P5 football games. NONE! But they are getting the same base income. That's probably okay when the difference in conference income from the highest (B1G) to lowest (PAC) is maybe 10%. But in today's landscape, it is just nuts. I think ESPN will ultimately determine the future of the ACC. The ACC is a money maker for them. And as it stands, ACC schools will make maybe 25-30% more than the Big 12 teams (under their new contract). There is no reason for an ACC school to bolt that direction right now. But ESPN's willingness, or lack thereof, to find a sweet spot between Big 12 and SEC will make or break the ACC. I will say it until I'm blue in the face, the ACC should only split in-conference revenues and let the teams keep own their OOC income. That would be a good faith move and fair to all.