Reference:

http://businessofcollegesports.com/2014/...e-payouts/

My guess is each American team received about $5 or $6 Million total though I know some if the BE holdovers received more. Thoughts?

for the next 5 years, UConn/Cincy/USF are in the absolute best spot of any G5 programs...the American's war chest of entry/exit fees, and abandoned NCAA credits is split 60-40 (old/new schools)

TV money - 1.82 million
football money - 1.364 million
basketball money - 1.982
war chest money - 4 million

or 9.166 million for UConn/Cincy/USF this year.

6.166 for the rest.

That $6.1 Million for the rest is still better than the rest of the G5 Conferences per team payout. I believe ECU only brought in around $1.5 in CUSA.

In the future those numbers could raise substantially, with the addition of Navy I feel that this year is the first for the conference. If everyone stays it will do well.

(02-21-2015 02:31 PM)VirginiaPirate Wrote:  That $6.1 Million for the rest is still better than the rest of the G5 Conferences per team payout. I believe ECU only brought in around $1.5 in CUSA.

1.49 to the cent.

Navy is in now. Will that adjust our payout in terms if TV package or are we set until the next negotiation period?

(03-01-2015 09:23 AM)VirginiaPirate Wrote:  Navy is in now. Will that adjust our payout in terms if TV package or are we set until the next negotiation period?

I am pretty sure Navy's rights were owned by cbs sports until 2018. So I don't exactly know how that is all being incorporated but I suspect the next time we make a deal it will include all rights for Navy. Although it will be interesting to see what happens with the money for the Army Navy game. Since they were very vocal about Boise not getting a special deal I can't see them keeping all of that games tv dollars. Wouldn't be fair to the conference really.