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ACC Strengthens their Position
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ACC Strengthens their Position
This may make the ACC situation more stable for at least the near future and maybe stabilze some of the other conference moves that have been talked about.
But then again maybe some of the other leagues will go flakey and keep things in perpetual motion.
http://espn.go.com/college-football/sto ... presidents
But then again maybe some of the other leagues will go flakey and keep things in perpetual motion.
http://espn.go.com/college-football/sto ... presidents
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Re: ACC Strengthens their Position
That's really big for the ACC. They looked on shaky ground there for a while. Seems this kind of makes it a moot point how the Maryland case turns out as far as future movement. Of course, I'm no lawyer, and I'm sure someone could (will?) try to find a loophole. I'm glad about this though.
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Geez, it would be easier to get out of the mafia!
Let me play Devil's Advocate-How would you feel if this trend carried over to the Group of Five and eventually married us to the Sunbelt until, say 2028 or beyond? I understand the ACC TV market dwarfs the SBC, but might we find ourselves in a similar situation?
Let me play Devil's Advocate-How would you feel if this trend carried over to the Group of Five and eventually married us to the Sunbelt until, say 2028 or beyond? I understand the ACC TV market dwarfs the SBC, but might we find ourselves in a similar situation?
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Re: ACC Strengthens their Position
Explain what this means as far as money to schools as if you are explaining to an idiot, or me, either way.eggers76 wrote:This may make the ACC situation more stable for at least the near future and maybe stabilze some of the other conference moves that have been talked about.
But then again maybe some of the other leagues will go flakey and keep things in perpetual motion.
http://espn.go.com/college-football/sto ... presidents
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Re: ACC Strengthens their Position
It looks like to me that each school that signed this agreement have given their media rights to the ACC for the duration of this contract, no matter if the school leaves the conference for another destination. I am not a legal expert by any means so I may have not interpreted this correctly.
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17 mil is 17 mil.MAD Doctor wrote:Geez, it would be easier to get out of the mafia!
Let me play Devil's Advocate-How would you feel if this trend carried over to the Group of Five and eventually married us to the Sunbelt until, say 2028 or beyond? I understand the ACC TV market dwarfs the SBC, but might we find ourselves in a similar situation?
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Re: ACC Strengthens their Position
So if a school leaves the ACC, the ACC still gets the $ that will in turn be given out at the end of the fiscal year or whenever to each school. I understand handing over media rights (I think), I was just not sure how the money gets moved around.eggers76 wrote:It looks like to me that each school that signed this agreement have given their media rights to the ACC for the duration of this contract, no matter if the school leaves the conference for another destination. I am not a legal expert by any means so I may have not interpreted this correctly.
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Re: ACC Strengthens their Position
The way it was explained on the radio is exactly that; each school has signed over its media rights to the ACC for the duration of the contract. So, if any school leaves, the ACC retains its media rights. Essentially, it means any school that leaves will not have any home games on TV for the duration of the contract. Every major conference now has this agreement with its members except for the SEC.McLeansvilleAppFan wrote:So if a school leaves the ACC, the ACC still gets the $ that will in turn be given out at the end of the fiscal year or whenever to each school. I understand handing over media rights (I think), I was just not sure how the money gets moved around.eggers76 wrote:It looks like to me that each school that signed this agreement have given their media rights to the ACC for the duration of this contract, no matter if the school leaves the conference for another destination. I am not a legal expert by any means so I may have not interpreted this correctly.
Seems to me this was a preemptive strike by the ACC to offset the effects should Maryland get out for substantially less than the $50 million exit fee.
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Re: ACC Strengthens their Position
Question is why some of those teams rumored to be in the mix for the big 10 (and bigger $$) ratified this agreement.eggers76 wrote:This may make the ACC situation more stable for at least the near future and maybe stabilze some of the other conference moves that have been talked about.
But then again maybe some of the other leagues will go flakey and keep things in perpetual motion.
http://espn.go.com/college-football/sto ... presidents
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Re: ACC Strengthens their Position
I think it would be difficult to get the schools in the G5 conferences to bite. The grant of rights by the big boys do not limit schools that may join, only schools that may leave. The AAC, and maybe the MAC, are the only conferences that I could see maybe doing a grant of rights.MAD Doctor wrote:Geez, it would be easier to get out of the mafia!
Let me play Devil's Advocate-How would you feel if this trend carried over to the Group of Five and eventually married us to the Sunbelt until, say 2028 or beyond? I understand the ACC TV market dwarfs the SBC, but might we find ourselves in a similar situation?
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Re: ACC Strengthens their Position
No other conference will sign a grant of rights, at least nowhere near as strong or as long as what was signed by the ACC. The SEC doesn't need to sign one, because it's the SEC, and every school in a G5 league would jump at the chance to continue upward movement. However, this, along with the $12 million/conference TV payout cap for G5 leagues, has allowed the marketplace to slow the pace of expansion. App got in just in time, and there is one more space on the train. Will JMU be smart enough to hop aboard? I suspect we'll find out in May after the CAA Tournaments.ASUMountaineer wrote:I think it would be difficult to get the schools in the G5 conferences to bite. The grant of rights by the big boys do not limit schools that may join, only schools that may leave. The AAC, and maybe the MAC, are the only conferences that I could see maybe doing a grant of rights.MAD Doctor wrote:Geez, it would be easier to get out of the mafia!
Let me play Devil's Advocate-How would you feel if this trend carried over to the Group of Five and eventually married us to the Sunbelt until, say 2028 or beyond? I understand the ACC TV market dwarfs the SBC, but might we find ourselves in a similar situation?
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Re: ACC Strengthens their Position
The ACC joins the Pac-12, B1G, and Big XII as conferences with a GOR agreement. This will likely slow down any future movements to a crawl and makes the Sun Belt's open spot (to get back to 12 for football) more valuable...
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Yeah, if JMU continues to say no, they had better be darn sure that CUSA wants to go to 16.appsfan wrote:The ACC joins the Pac-12, B1G, and Big XII as conferences with a GOR agreement. This will likely slow down any future movements to a crawl and makes the Sun Belt's open spot (to get back to 12 for football) more valuable...
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