ESPN/AAC new media deal - $7M per school
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ESPN/AAC new media deal - $7M per school
Up from around 1.5M under the current agreement.
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Re: ESPN/ACC new media deal - $7M per school
Well a new coach will really appreciate that ha
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Re: ESPN/ACC new media deal - $7M per school
5 million a year more. That's real money.
Congrats to those involved. And for not signing the give away your right to move waiver.
Congrats to those involved. And for not signing the give away your right to move waiver.
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ESPN/ACC new media deal - $7M per school
But now I have to pay extra for ESPN+
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Re: ESPN/ACC new media deal - $7M per school
"The new contract also calls for some Saturday football games to be broadcast on ABC. Football, along with men's and women's basketball, will remain on ESPN, ESPN2 and ESPNU, but the majority of basketball games and a significant number of the football games will go to ESPN+."
Sure a game involving ranked AAC football teams will now get promoted to ABC, but far more games (basketball and football) will get kicked to ESPN+. The extra money will always be appreciated, but this is sounds like mixed news at best.
Sure a game involving ranked AAC football teams will now get promoted to ABC, but far more games (basketball and football) will get kicked to ESPN+. The extra money will always be appreciated, but this is sounds like mixed news at best.
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Re: ESPN/ACC new media deal - $7M per school
Look for each deal ESPN negotiates to involve an ESPN+ component moving forward.
Do we really care if USF vs ECU is on ESPN+ as opposed to CBSSN? Streaming and OTT is only becoming more commonplace, not less.
Do we really care if USF vs ECU is on ESPN+ as opposed to CBSSN? Streaming and OTT is only becoming more commonplace, not less.

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Re: ESPN/ACC new media deal - $7M per school
You're going to have to explain to me how our athletic department receiving $5mm a year in additional revenue is "mixed".
ESPN+ is actually generating some nice momentum. Streaming is the future.
ESPN+ is actually generating some nice momentum. Streaming is the future.
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Re: ESPN/ACC new media deal - $7M per school
skyscraper wrote:Look for each deal ESPN negotiates to involve an ESPN+ component moving forward.
Do we really care if USF vs ECU is on ESPN+ as opposed to CBSSN?
No, but we will care if it is a game involving SMU.
StallionsModelT wrote:You're going to have to explain to me how our athletic department receiving $5mm a year in additional revenue is "mixed".
I didn't say it was bad for the school. I'm referring to the fan perspective, viewership, ratings, etc.
Re: ESPN/ACC new media deal - $7M per school
I think most of our games will remain where they are now. Our suck games (us in BB) will be on ESPN+. But, ESPN will have to fill the void of lost games once the ACCN comes on line in August. Plus, I bet CBS will want to keep our content as well. And, with Bowl money and tournament money - This IS good!
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Re: ESPN/ACC new media deal - $7M per school
Dudes we can afford $4.99 a month 3 months a year for espn +

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Re: ESPN/ACC new media deal - $7M per school
That's great. I'm sure RGT is already wondering how many new fountains he can build with that money.
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Re: ESPN/ACC new media deal - $7M per school
Title of this thread says ACC. Almost didnΓÇÖt read it
Re: ESPN/ACC new media deal - $7M per school
It's nice to see ESPN reward The American for the incredible Power Six content we have provided them in both football and basketball.
Looking forward to the continued great exposure for our conference!
Looking forward to the continued great exposure for our conference!
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