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Maybe I'm a Homer but I feel if the c7 had never left we then known as the big East would've received 10-12 mil then. To base any new contract off of the old one is wrong because then we appeared to be a dead product that wouldn't have even made it through one cycle. I really think now we are considered to be on at least the old big East's level football wise and if it was worth 10-12 then it is a bargain at that price now. Don't rip me, just hopeful thinking.
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Preliminary test runs for the acc network have begun
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I understand why some old beast posters think espn is going to lowball us again but I just don't see it. Last time was personal to some degree plus we were in shambles as a conference, but now there is definitely value to be had. Plus they will need worthy inventory to slide into those old ACC slots. We will be the only conference left to bid on.what is 10-14mil win our next highest competition is at 30+mil
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ACC Network to launch by August 2019, according to sources
(07-19-2016 10:28 AM)shere khan Wrote:  
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(07-19-2016 07:49 AM)Denny Crum Wrote:  
(07-19-2016 07:43 AM)KnightLight Wrote:  Swofford has been trying for the last several years to get a real ACC TV Network with ESPN, who actually said they would start one by 2016 or would pay ESPN millions of $$ as a penalty (well, ESPN never started one up)...and now ESPN & Swofford are just kicking the can down the road till 2019.

If ESPN didn't want to start up an ACC TV Network prior to losing MILLIONS of subscribers over the last few years...I don't see ESPN starting up a real ACC TV Network in 2019 after ESPN loses millions more paying customers.

Wait till the fine print gets released...as I'm sure ESPN will promise another payment to the ACC if/when they don't start up a real linear ACC TV Channel by 2019.

Odds are it will be cheaper for ESPN to pay another penalty for not starting up the network by 2019 in exchange for extending the ACC deal will 2036.

The ACC schools would not have extended the GOR if that was the case. The ACC network will be starting digitally this August(which is the future anyway). The linear channel WILL begin in 2019 maybe sooner. The big 12 is done.
The Big 12 is done regardless of whether the ACC ever gets a channel. I think it's way too soon to say whether the linear channel "WILL" happen, as a whole lot can happen before 2019. The press release alone and partnership with ESPN on the online platform is enough of a win to cement the ACC as the 4th power conference though.

It's happening. They're using the SEC/ACC networks as tent poles to support one another. They'll be housed together and have a cross-conference alliance/partnership to provide quality content for both networks across all sports. It reduces the overhead costs to produce both through consolidation and geography. Think of the NFL or pro league models. Imagine the AFC/NFC. This is the direction things are moving.

That is patently ridiculous, lol. The acc is trying to stave off poaching. When the SEC is making 30-50 million more per team they will take FSU and Clemson. You guys crack me up. The acc network will be like a public access cable channel compared to the SEC network. Youve gone full retard if you think the SEC is gonna dilute itself with the acc or help them with a tent pole. You are gonna get a pole though of this you can be assured.

Lol @ acc fan boys.

The SEC has no say over what ESPN does as far as studio space and resources goes. Even if they did, if it helps the network turn a profit quicker by the costs being split in half then they will be for it.


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RE: ACC Network to launch by August 2019, according to sources
(07-19-2016 10:28 AM)shere khan Wrote:  
(07-19-2016 08:28 AM)L-yes Wrote:  
(07-19-2016 08:16 AM)Hank Schrader Wrote:  
(07-19-2016 07:49 AM)Denny Crum Wrote:  
(07-19-2016 07:43 AM)KnightLight Wrote:  Swofford has been trying for the last several years to get a real ACC TV Network with ESPN, who actually said they would start one by 2016 or would pay ESPN millions of $$ as a penalty (well, ESPN never started one up)...and now ESPN & Swofford are just kicking the can down the road till 2019.

If ESPN didn't want to start up an ACC TV Network prior to losing MILLIONS of subscribers over the last few years...I don't see ESPN starting up a real ACC TV Network in 2019 after ESPN loses millions more paying customers.

Wait till the fine print gets released...as I'm sure ESPN will promise another payment to the ACC if/when they don't start up a real linear ACC TV Channel by 2019.

Odds are it will be cheaper for ESPN to pay another penalty for not starting up the network by 2019 in exchange for extending the ACC deal will 2036.

The ACC schools would not have extended the GOR if that was the case. The ACC network will be starting digitally this August(which is the future anyway). The linear channel WILL begin in 2019 maybe sooner. The big 12 is done.
The Big 12 is done regardless of whether the ACC ever gets a channel. I think it's way too soon to say whether the linear channel "WILL" happen, as a whole lot can happen before 2019. The press release alone and partnership with ESPN on the online platform is enough of a win to cement the ACC as the 4th power conference though.

It's happening. They're using the SEC/ACC networks as tent poles to support one another. They'll be housed together and have a cross-conference alliance/partnership to provide quality content for both networks across all sports. It reduces the overhead costs to produce both through consolidation and geography. Think of the NFL or pro league models. Imagine the AFC/NFC. This is the direction things are moving.

That is patently ridiculous, lol. The acc is trying to stave off poaching. When the SEC is making 30-50 million more per team they will take FSU and Clemson. You guys crack me up. The acc network will be like a public access cable channel compared to the SEC network. Youve gone full retard if you think the SEC is gonna dilute itself with the acc or help them with a tent pole. You are gonna get a pole though of this you can be assured.

Lol @ acc fan boys.

Huh? Its been in the works for several years informally.

http://www.cbssports.com/college-footbal...ing-shape/

We opened against Auburn last year and against Alabama in the '18 season.

Additionally, reports indicate that the ACC deal is going to match the SEC/B1G in terms of revenue and that the networks will be based in Charlotte. This isn't conjecture or rocket science, it's basic deduction assuming you can trust Brett McMurphy and his ESPN sources. LOL

What's patently ridiculous is people like you thinking the ACC, its associated brands, and Notre Dame signed a 20 year GOR for a cable access channel. Haha!
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(07-19-2016 01:11 PM)L-yes Wrote:  
(07-19-2016 10:28 AM)shere khan Wrote:  
(07-19-2016 08:28 AM)L-yes Wrote:  
(07-19-2016 08:16 AM)Hank Schrader Wrote:  
(07-19-2016 07:49 AM)Denny Crum Wrote:  The ACC schools would not have extended the GOR if that was the case. The ACC network will be starting digitally this August(which is the future anyway). The linear channel WILL begin in 2019 maybe sooner. The big 12 is done.
The Big 12 is done regardless of whether the ACC ever gets a channel. I think it's way too soon to say whether the linear channel "WILL" happen, as a whole lot can happen before 2019. The press release alone and partnership with ESPN on the online platform is enough of a win to cement the ACC as the 4th power conference though.

It's happening. They're using the SEC/ACC networks as tent poles to support one another. They'll be housed together and have a cross-conference alliance/partnership to provide quality content for both networks across all sports. It reduces the overhead costs to produce both through consolidation and geography. Think of the NFL or pro league models. Imagine the AFC/NFC. This is the direction things are moving.

That is patently ridiculous, lol. The acc is trying to stave off poaching. When the SEC is making 30-50 million more per team they will take FSU and Clemson. You guys crack me up. The acc network will be like a public access cable channel compared to the SEC network. Youve gone full retard if you think the SEC is gonna dilute itself with the acc or help them with a tent pole. You are gonna get a pole though of this you can be assured.

Lol @ acc fan boys.

Huh? Its been in the works for several years informally.

http://www.cbssports.com/college-footbal...ing-shape/

We opened against Auburn last year and against Alabama in the '18 season.

Additionally, reports indicate that the ACC deal is going to match the SEC/B1G in terms of revenue and that the networks will be based in Charlotte. This isn't conjecture or rocket science, it's basic deduction assuming you can trust Brett McMurphy and his ESPN sources. LOL

What's patently ridiculous is people like you thinking the ACC, its associated brands, and Notre Dame signed a 20 year GOR for a cable access channel. Haha!

You got your ass kicked by Auburn and Alabama will go in dry. The SEC is exploding and the acc is still...the acc. You can have 20 channels. Nobody gonna watch that half ass football.
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I personally think this is beneficial for the league given all these additional networks need content and this is content that was on ESPN and ESPN2 for the most part. Even if it only opens up 1 or two time slots a week there is a strong chance that it is filled with American games which is only good for the league.

What I also find interesting is the deal timing is right when the American's contract will be up. Could they want a year to evaluate rating of the league on the premier ESPN channels? And I agree with some of the other posters that if they are paying 30+ million to these other leagues 10 million is a drop in the bucket in comparison. The reality is those leagues only have a handful of teams that really drive the bus. Guess we will see in a couple of years how it all plays out.
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(07-19-2016 12:35 PM)Tigersmoke3 Wrote:  I understand why some old beast posters think espn is going to lowball us again but I just don't see it. Last time was personal to some degree plus we were in shambles as a conference, but now there is definitely value to be had. Plus they will need worthy inventory to slide into those old ACC slots. We will be the only conference left to bid on.what is 10-14mil win our next highest competition is at 30+mil

I see the AAC getting more money, but not 10-14 million. They'll lowball you because they can.

Lot's of very good programs in the AAC, but none that have shown they can be a contender 9 out of 10 years like there are in P5 conferences. They'll factor the risk of the AAC having some awful seasons into the calculation because it will undoubtedly drive down viewership those seasons. That risk doesn't really exist in P5 conferences because there will always be at least a couple teams that are contenders deep into the season...and usually at least 3-5 top 25 teams.

At a minimum, I see the AAC doubling television revenue, but not getting a 400-600% increase like you're thinking
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I disagree. Our current contract is basically an anomaly based on several poorly timed and unfortunate situations. It should have never been that low to begin with. I think espn has already seen and crunched our numbers. The AAC is already separating itself from the other g5 10-14mil Anda contract bowl would not only cement that distance from the other g5 but create a tweener league in case of an actual fbs split. As for down years we are already out recruiting all but the p5s and pay our coaches staffs more than most g5s. 10-14m and a contract bowl with a gor for an incubator league is still a bargain basement price compared to 30-50mil $ contracts
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(07-19-2016 02:29 PM)Tigersmoke3 Wrote:  I disagree. Our current contract is basically an anomaly based on several poorly timed and unfortunate situations. It should have never been that low to begin with. I think espn has already seen and crunched our numbers. The AAC is already separating itself from the other g5 10-14mil Anda contract bowl would not only cement that distance from the other g5 but create a tweener league in case of an actual fbs split. As for down years we are already out recruiting all but the p5s and pay our coaches staffs more than most g5s. 10-14m and a contract bowl with a gor for an incubator league is still a bargain basement price compared to 30-50mil $ contracts

No one in the AAC is signing a GOR and no one is giving the AAC 10-14 million. $5m should be the goal with our tier three rights being returned to sell on our own.
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Comparing the ACC network to the SEC Network is silly. The SEC is a superior brand and is reflected as such. There is a reason they already have their own channel.
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The old ACC slots we would move into almost garuantee ratings that would make 10-14mil seem a bargain. Sorry but all these 4,5,6 mil predictions for me seem like sour grapes and illogical
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(07-19-2016 02:56 PM)Tigersmoke3 Wrote:  The old ACC slots we would move into almost garuantee ratings that would make 10-14mil seem a bargain. Sorry but all these 4,5,6 mil predictions for me seem like sour grapes and illogical

No guarantee we get those slots though
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(07-19-2016 03:44 PM)NBPirate Wrote:  
(07-19-2016 02:56 PM)Tigersmoke3 Wrote:  The old ACC slots we would move into almost garuantee ratings that would make 10-14mil seem a bargain. Sorry but all these 4,5,6 mil predictions for me seem like sour grapes and illogical

No guarantee we get those slots though

I mean lets see here. They lost half of the Big10 content they used to have. They lose some content to support the ACC Network as well as the SEC Network. To me it seems like there should at the very least be 1 decent slot and potentially more. I mean what other content would they use? Guess we shall see though.
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(07-19-2016 01:20 PM)shere khan Wrote:  
(07-19-2016 01:11 PM)L-yes Wrote:  
(07-19-2016 10:28 AM)shere khan Wrote:  
(07-19-2016 08:28 AM)L-yes Wrote:  
(07-19-2016 08:16 AM)Hank Schrader Wrote:  The Big 12 is done regardless of whether the ACC ever gets a channel. I think it's way too soon to say whether the linear channel "WILL" happen, as a whole lot can happen before 2019. The press release alone and partnership with ESPN on the online platform is enough of a win to cement the ACC as the 4th power conference though.

It's happening. They're using the SEC/ACC networks as tent poles to support one another. They'll be housed together and have a cross-conference alliance/partnership to provide quality content for both networks across all sports. It reduces the overhead costs to produce both through consolidation and geography. Think of the NFL or pro league models. Imagine the AFC/NFC. This is the direction things are moving.

That is patently ridiculous, lol. The acc is trying to stave off poaching. When the SEC is making 30-50 million more per team they will take FSU and Clemson. You guys crack me up. The acc network will be like a public access cable channel compared to the SEC network. Youve gone full retard if you think the SEC is gonna dilute itself with the acc or help them with a tent pole. You are gonna get a pole though of this you can be assured.

Lol @ acc fan boys.

Huh? Its been in the works for several years informally.

http://www.cbssports.com/college-footbal...ing-shape/

We opened against Auburn last year and against Alabama in the '18 season.

Additionally, reports indicate that the ACC deal is going to match the SEC/B1G in terms of revenue and that the networks will be based in Charlotte. This isn't conjecture or rocket science, it's basic deduction assuming you can trust Brett McMurphy and his ESPN sources. LOL

What's patently ridiculous is people like you thinking the ACC, its associated brands, and Notre Dame signed a 20 year GOR for a cable access channel. Haha!

You got your ass kicked by Auburn and Alabama will go in dry. The SEC is exploding and the acc is still...the acc. You can have 20 channels. Nobody gonna watch that half ass football.


Ass kicked? We were competive with a freshman QB playing his first game. We went 2-1 against the SEC last year and are 2-1 against them in bowl games since 2012-13. 20 channels would be awesome tho. Could you imagine all that cash money...
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(07-19-2016 12:26 PM)shere khan Wrote:  Preliminary test runs for the acc network have begun
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Well nbpirate espn only control half of the big, big12's games but those are already slotted. They have no pac12 games and the ACC will be moving a good portion of their games to their new shiny OTT network. That only leaves us with the content to not only take a lot of those spots but to also fill our pre existing spots. Can you say hello 14mil plus hopefully a contract bowl ,don't laugh it may be possible if we can produce again like last year. The numbers and premium time slot are there. Here is where Aresco proves his worth
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(07-19-2016 04:42 PM)Tigersmoke3 Wrote:  Well nbpirate espn only control half of the big, big12's games but those are already slotted. They have no pac12 games and the ACC will be moving a good portion of their games to their new shiny OTT network. That only leaves us with the content to not only take a lot of those spots but to also fill our pre existing spots. Can you say hello 14mil plus hopefully a contract bowl ,don't laugh it may be possible if we can produce again like last year. The numbers and premium time slot are there. Here is where Aresco proves his worth

It would be awesome but I'm very skeptical it will actually happen. It never hurts to dream though.
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I have no doubt that Aresco and our presidents are briskly communicating as we speak. If I'm right then this is the moment that he has been waiting for. If we stabilize ourselves we can start back and watch the big12's implosion then grab some leftover teams. This maybe the final dance. Lol
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(07-19-2016 04:15 PM)L-yes Wrote:  
(07-19-2016 01:20 PM)shere khan Wrote:  
(07-19-2016 01:11 PM)L-yes Wrote:  
(07-19-2016 10:28 AM)shere khan Wrote:  
(07-19-2016 08:28 AM)L-yes Wrote:  It's happening. They're using the SEC/ACC networks as tent poles to support one another. They'll be housed together and have a cross-conference alliance/partnership to provide quality content for both networks across all sports. It reduces the overhead costs to produce both through consolidation and geography. Think of the NFL or pro league models. Imagine the AFC/NFC. This is the direction things are moving.

That is patently ridiculous, lol. The acc is trying to stave off poaching. When the SEC is making 30-50 million more per team they will take FSU and Clemson. You guys crack me up. The acc network will be like a public access cable channel compared to the SEC network. Youve gone full retard if you think the SEC is gonna dilute itself with the acc or help them with a tent pole. You are gonna get a pole though of this you can be assured.

Lol @ acc fan boys.

Huh? Its been in the works for several years informally.

http://www.cbssports.com/college-footbal...ing-shape/

We opened against Auburn last year and against Alabama in the '18 season.

Additionally, reports indicate that the ACC deal is going to match the SEC/B1G in terms of revenue and that the networks will be based in Charlotte. This isn't conjecture or rocket science, it's basic deduction assuming you can trust Brett McMurphy and his ESPN sources. LOL

What's patently ridiculous is people like you thinking the ACC, its associated brands, and Notre Dame signed a 20 year GOR for a cable access channel. Haha!

You got your ass kicked by Auburn and Alabama will go in dry. The SEC is exploding and the acc is still...the acc. You can have 20 channels. Nobody gonna watch that half ass football.


Ass kicked? We were competive with a freshman QB playing his first game. We went 2-1 against the SEC last year and are 2-1 against them in bowl games since 2012-13. 20 channels would be awesome tho. Could you imagine all that cash money...

L-Yes...he mad...but I guess a 7 point loss in Atlanta to Auburn is a "Butt Kicking"...but hey Louisville finished strong by winning our last two games against SEC Opponents including the Bowl Game-(Doing Houston a Solid by beating their Rivals).

As for the ACC Network...in order to get Clemson and FSU to agree to a 20 Year GoR the ACC going to get paid...07-coffee3
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