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Message: [QUOTE="UConnJim, post: 5282784, member: 1559"] Here is the math. In the USA Today article, the Big 12 got $493.8 million and the ACC got $711 million. With the addition of UCF/Houston/Cincinnati/BYU, the Big 12 media contract increased from $220 million to $380 million in 2025. Also, in the article, the Big 12 was hurt by $47 million in bowl revenue because the Sugar Bowl was in the CFP. Take the Big 12 revenue of $493.8 million add in the media increase of $160 million, and add in the $47 in missed bowl revenues and you get the Big 12 to $701 million for 16 schools or ~$43.8 million per school which is about what the ACC will make per school before the ACCN revenues. And, it is estimated that both the ACC and Big 12 schools will be making close to $50 million per year +/- in the near future when the new CFP contract kicks in. [/QUOTE]