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[QUOTE="CTFAN4LIFE, post: 5328429, member: 3328"]
There's this thing called Google and it shows:

"For the 2024-25 academic year, the Big 12 Conference distributed approximately $558 million in total revenue, with the four newest schools (BYU, Cincinnati, UCF, Houston) receiving smaller shares ($19 million) while the established members received larger, but slightly reduced, payouts compared to the previous year. Starting in the 2025-26 year, all 16 schools will receive a full, equal share, with total revenue from the new media deal expected to reach around $50 million per school annually".
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In addition, the ACC by going to an unequal revenue share model is going to substantially reduce the monies going to schools not named FSU, Clemson, NC, etc thereby putting even more pressure on the likes of Louisville, NC State, VA Tech, etc to look at alternatives now so as to find greener pastures leading up to 2031.  The analysis has already been done and now the posturing/networking/informal discussions phase has been entered.  What the public sees and hears about is usually a year or more behind what is transpiring behind closed doors.
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