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**JRsec** · 08-05-2021 01:26 AM

ACC:
Average Gross Total Revenue: $106,455,758
Those Who Would Add Revenue:
1. Kansas
2. T.C.U.

Attendance: 47,706
Those Who Exceed The Attendance Average:
1. Iowa State
2. West Virginia
3. Oklahoma State
4. Texas Tech
5. Kansas State

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B1G:
Average Gross Total Revenue: $130,698,413
Those Who Would Add Revenue: (adjusted up 15.5 million B10 media diff)
1. Notre Dame
2. Florida State
3. Louisville
4. Washington
5. Stanford
6. Southern Cal
7. Clemson
8 U.C.L.A.
9. Miami (at the average)

Those Who Exceed The Attendance Average:
1. Clemson
2. Notre Dame
3. Washington

For SEC Purposes Nobody left in the B12 adds enough for SEC membership.
From the ACC our prospect list for profitability is:

1. Notre Dame (adds considerably)
2. Florida State (adds well)
3. Louisville (adds)
4. Clemson (is a wash)

So if we expand further (and not from the B1G) we shouldn't pass 18 and should take FSU and ND if Vandy drops out Clemson

Or the SEC can end realignment at 16, and why not? It leaves the ACC as a natural buffer for 15 more years. If Vandy leaves and ND wants in we win the lottery and taking ND doesn't really hurt the ACC financially even if it does perceptually. IF ND stays with the ACC then we should add Kansas if they are still available because they provide a needed break in the new West, are Rivals of Mizzou, familiar faces for OU and UT, and would be arch enemies of Kentucky. In many ways they bring a lot of balance to the new SEC and permit Miss St to slip to the East.

Kansas, Missouri, Oklahoma, Texas
Arkansas, Louisiana State, Mississippi, Texas A&M

Alabama, Auburn, Mississippi State, Tennessee
Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, South Carolina
*Vanderbilt all but football

That's one coherent set of half divisions and there is little to gripe about.

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