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[QUOTE="UConnJim, post: 5284619, member: 1559"]
Here is some more math.  In the 2023/2024 season, the ACC paid out $43.1 to $46.4 million to each school (excluding ND) including the ACCN.  The Big 12 paid out $38 to $42 million to each school (excluding the newcomers).  But, the Big 12 took a $47 million hit due to the Sugar Bowl being in the CFP which equals about $4 million per the 12 schools which would have brought the Big 12 to $42 to $46 million per the 12 schools which is about the same as the ACC.  The Big 12 gets a media contract boost in 2025/2026, but has 4 new mouths to feed.  The ACC gets a boost from the ACCN in Texas and California, but they are only getting in-market rates in Dallas and Northern California, not the whole states.  And, the ACC is going to unequal revenue sharing so it is likely that the top schools in the ACC will make more than the Big 12 schools and the lesser schools will make less.  And, it is clear that Cal, Stanford, and SMU will make significantly less than all the Big 12 schools.
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