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Is there a credible news story citing the actual ACC contract language? The links on some of these tweets don't seem to go anywhere.
 
Greg Flugaur ‏@flugempire · 1h1 hour ago
I believe the ACC and the Big 12 will attempt to form a heavily digital based Conf Network...Subscription based much like WWE.

Greg Flugaur ‏@flugempire · 59m59 minutes ago
It won't totally be digital platform Conf Network...but most it will become so...and BTN will continue to move in BTN2GO direction.

Greg Flugaur ‏@flugempire · 58m58 minutes ago
Basically...Big 12 needs to expand exposure and increase branding of Conf to go from RC COLA to Coke in Cola Wars.
Big 12 needs to expand.

Greg Flugaur ‏@flugempire · 56m56 minutes ago
Boren and Gee trying to save B12 by my increasing its leverage in 2025 by expanding now with new Eastern Content.
UC/UCONN.

Greg Flugaur ‏@flugempire · 55m55 minutes ago
Metrics will show there is enough $...+...demand + large enough markets in Cincy/Dayton & CT + NYC to invest in increase future leverage.

Greg Flugaur ‏@flugempire · 54m54 minutes ago
The future will be won by the bold.

Andrew Rediger ‏@AndrewRediger · 55m55 minutes ago
@flugempire do UConn/Cinci help with a OTT Network? Neither drive ratings so population of their states seems less important going fwd

Greg Flugaur‏@flugempire
@AndrewRediger
The disposable income of CT & Cincy is an important check mark..in their favor.

Matt Necci ‏@MattNecci · 41m41 minutes ago
@flugempire @AndrewRediger people in Connecticut jumped at chances to buy similar bundles when YES, NESN, and SNY were launched. No-brainer

Greg Flugaur ‏@flugempire · 34m34 minutes ago
@MattNecci @AndrewRediger
Yep. And this history will be in the report.
 
TRest said:
Is there a credible news story citing the actual ACC contract language? The links on some of these tweets don't seem to go anywhere.
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From tweet/article I posted above:

http://gridironnow.com/the-conference-tv-network-as-we-know-it-is-dead/#

What I've heard from sports TV executives, college athletics administrators, media accounts, my own research and intuition on the subject essentially was confirmed by ACC play-by-play man Wes Durham during a March 9 interview with Louisville Sports Live. http://louisvillesportslive.net/

"ESPN has a clause in their contract that if they do not offer a network by July 1 of 2016, they owe the ACC - reportedly I should say - a clause in the contract that requires ESPN to pay the ACC $45 million a year to be divided among its schools," Durham told Louisville Sports Live.

I try to follow these developments as closely as anyone in the media and I had not heard or read that anywhere previously.

Then I received this tweet from Tom Block of the Seminole IMG Sports Network:
 
Movietime Blues ‏@Movietime_Blues · 2h2 hours ago
The conference TV network as we know it is dead - Gridiron Now http://gridironnow.com/the-conference-tv-network-as-we-know-it-is-dead/ … @flugempire @MHver3

MH3‏@MH3
@Movietime_Blues @flugempire except the author doesnt nite that B12N will be a rebranding of an existing network.

MH3‏@MH3
@Movietime_Blues @flugempire and I've always said B12N needs to be multi platform and the plan is just that.
 
Greg Flugaur ‏@flugempire 58m58 minutes ago
I believe the ACC and the Big 12 will attempt to form a heavily digital based Conf Network...Subscription based much like WWE.

Greg Flugaur ‏@flugempire 56m56 minutes ago
It won't totally be digital platform Conf Network...but most it will become so...and BTN will continue to move in BTN2GO direction.

Greg Flugaur ‏@flugempire 56m56 minutes ago
Basically...Big 12 needs to expand exposure and increase branding of Conf to go from RC COLA to Coke in Cola Wars. Big 12 needs to expand.

Greg Flugaur ‏@flugempire 53m53 minutes ago
Boren and Gee trying to save B12 by my increasing its leverage in 2025 by expanding now with new Eastern Content. UC/UCONN.

Greg Flugaur ‏@flugempire 52m52 minutes ago
Metrics will show there is enough $...+...demand + large enough markets in Cincy/Dayton & CT + NYC to invest in increase future leverage.

Greg Flugaur ‏@flugempire 52m52 minutes ago
The future will be won by the bold.

Andrew Rediger ‏@AndrewRediger 55m55 minutes ago
@flugempire do UConn/Cinci help with a OTT Network? Neither drive ratings so population of their states seems less important going fwd

Greg Flugaur ‏@flugempire 52m52 minutes ago
@AndrewRediger The disposable income of CT & Cincy is an important check mark..in their favor.

Matt Necci ‏@MattNecci 42m42 minutes ago
@flugempire @AndrewRediger people in Connecticut jumped at chances to buy similar bundles when YES, NESN, and SNY were launched. No-brainer

Greg Flugaur ‏@flugempire 34m34 minutes ago
@MattNecci @AndrewRediger Yep. And this history will be in the report.



Movietime Blues ‏@Movietime_Blues 2h2 hours ago
@theDudeofWV conference TV network as we know it is dead - Gridiron Now http://gridironnow.com/the-conference-tv-network-as-we-know-it-is-dead/ …

Christopher Lambert‏@theDudeofWV
@Movietime_Blues Seen that... don't agree wholeheartedly.

Jay ‏@uconn24_7 1h1 hour ago
@theDudeofWV @Movietime_Blues but this is what is all over the Internet 45 million split and acc GoR won't be void like you have said?

Christopher Lambert ‏@theDudeofWV 1h1 hour ago
@uconn24_7 @Movietime_Blues What I said is that FSU might have an easy out.

Jay ‏@uconn24_7 1h1 hour ago
@theDudeofWV @Movietime_Blues but wouldn't that be hard to prove in court if it was verbal and not recorded on a device?

Christopher Lambert ‏@theDudeofWV 1h1 hour ago
@uconn24_7 @Movietime_Blues I've said ESPN will pass on ACCN. I've never said the ACC GoR would be void - that was others.

Jay ‏@uconn24_7 1h1 hour ago
@theDudeofWV @Movietime_Blues I think the b12 and acc both don't get traditional networks I think it will end up with Internet subs



J ‏@UCONNfan14 2h2 hours ago
@MH ver3 here some help to stop dude of wvu... http://www.scacchoops.com/acc-due-45-million-if-espn-does-not-offer-the-conference-a-network-by-july-1st… ACC GoR real no voiding GoR extra$ by july 1st possible muli platform

MH ver3 ‏@MH ver3 3m3 minutes ago
@UCONNfan14 the clause never stated an amount. And it will require a new GOR to be signed. The current one is real enough until July

J ‏@UCONNfan14 1m1 minute ago
@MH ver3 I don't think a new one would need to be signed as they have rights til 2025 or whenever. Only if the 3 networks need to do it!

Movietime Blues ‏@Movietime_Blues 2h2 hours ago
The conference TV network as we know it is dead - Gridiron Now http://gridironnow.com/the-conference-tv-network-as-we-know-it-is-dead/… @flugempire @MH ver3

MH ver3 ‏@MH ver3 6m6 minutes ago
@Movietime_Blues @flugempire except the author doesnt nite that B12N will be a rebranding of an existing network.

MH ver3 ‏@MH ver3 6m6 minutes ago
@Movietime_Blues @flugempire and I've always said B12N needs to be multi platform and the plan is just that.


ME: Extra-strength moonshine being imbibed now. :D
 
CoastAtlantic said:


Christopher Lambert ‏@theDudeofWV 2h2 hours ago
@GregGregoryKJ @letsgomtnrs WVU is one of the most valuable properties in the Big 12. Either 3rd or 4th. WVU will be P5.

Christopher Lambert ‏@theDudeofWV 2h2 hours ago
@Odharris1 The ACC power has shifted to FSU and Clemson. Both are very pro WVU.
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Damn it, I had to read this while drinking. Just spit-up water on my desk laughing that WVU is the 3rd or 4th most valuable college in the XII. The Dude must had found a crazy batch of moonshine before typing that. More like WVU is in the bottom 3 or 4 in the XII in terms of value. yes, they have good football and their basketball team, like this year, does have good seasons from time-to-time; but, they are not AAU, can't claim any top 100 TV markets as there own and are not located in a talent rich state. The top 4 in the XII without question is Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas, and OK St. I would then have Iowa St and Texas Tech as the last two. WVU would be lumped together with K State, TCU and Baylor and would be sorted based on what specific metric is given more value.

And, by the way, even in the middle of the ACC power play a few years back between the football and tobacco road schools, the football schools backed Louisville joining, not West Virginia, which was also available.
 
Greg Flugaur ‏@flugempire 30m30 minutes ago
Dude of WV "I've said ESPN will pass on ACCN. I've never said the ACC GoR would be void - that was others." Absolute fraud. 100% Liar.

Henry Hill ‏@jgent15 32m32 minutes ago
@flugempire does the dude ever say anything that is true?

Greg Flugaur ‏@flugempire 25m25 minutes ago
@jgent15 He either can't remember what he has said in past...or thinks we all do...but in reality the guy makes it all up on the fly..

Henry Hill ‏@jgent15 26m26 minutes ago
@flugempire no idea why anyone would give credence to what he says

Greg Flugaur ‏@flugempire 27m27 minutes ago
@jgent15 But worst he makes up what others have said in the past. Dude has told everyone ACC GOR is invalid if ACCN is not created.

Greg Flugaur‏@flugempire
@jgent15 Dude is nothing but a BS Artist....continual BS Artist.

Henry Hill ‏@jgent15 26m26 minutes ago
@flugempire as a UC fan I'm glad because I haven't liked his outlook on the LHN/Texas lately

Greg Flugaur ‏@flugempire 25m25 minutes ago
@jgent15 Stick around long enough and Dude will change his outlook 10 times before May/June meetings.

Henry Hill ‏@jgent15 25m25 minutes ago
@flugempire rollercoasters make me sick
 
Mr. Conehead said:
And, by the way, even in the middle of the ACC power play a few years back between the football and tobacco road schools, the football schools backed Louisville joining, not West Virginia, which was also available.
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West Virginia had already gone to the Big 12 at that point.
 
Right. WVU was rebuffed right after Cuse and Pitt jumped. They saw the writing on the Big East wall and tried to get out ASAP.
 
Sounds like Flug has jumped on an idea I've written many times -- neither ACC nor B12 has the juice for a network on their own, but together they do. They should team up, both contribute content, and share revenue.
 
I don't get that statistic. Since teams with zero likes get an engagement score of infinity, shouldn't BC be at the top?

(PS - joking, I think they just mis-stated the statistic, and Engagement is Total Page Likes divided by Post Interactions.)
 
I think total page likes grows slowly while post interactions represent the actual activity over the course of say a week. So by engaged, it means a lot of activity compared to the number of likes, or followers. I think.
Regarding BC, I'm sure it has at least a couple dozen likes, but probably close to 0 engagement.
 
pj said:
I don't get that statistic. Since teams with zero likes get an engagement score of infinity, shouldn't BC be at the top?

(PS - joking, I think they just mis-stated the statistic, and Engagement is Total Page Likes divided by Post Interactions.)
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No, it's gauging the number of interactions that users who already like the page are having with the content of the page. So if UConn's fan page has 20,000 likes (I have no idea what the real number is), an engagement rate of 50% would be 10,000 engagements (people liking or sharing individual posts).
 
CallMeBruce said:
No, it's gauging the number of interactions that users who already like the page are having with the content of the page. So if UConn's fan page has 20,000 likes (I have no idea what the real number is), an engagement rate of 50% would be 10,000 engagements (people liking or sharing individual posts).
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I know I do my part. I like every gd video of that dog that they post.
 
Mr. Conehead said:
Damn it, I had to read this while drinking. Just spit-up water on my desk laughing that WVU is the 3rd or 4th most valuable college in the XII. The Dude must had found a crazy batch of moonshine before typing that. More like WVU is in the bottom 3 or 4 in the XII in terms of value. yes, they have good football and their basketball team, like this year, does have good seasons from time-to-time; but, they are not AAU, can't claim any top 100 TV markets as there own and are not located in a talent rich state. The top 4 in the XII without question is Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas, and OK St. I would then have Iowa St and Texas Tech as the last two. WVU would be lumped together with K State, TCU and Baylor and would be sorted based on what specific metric is given more value.

And, by the way, even in the middle of the ACC power play a few years back between the football and tobacco road schools, the football schools backed Louisville joining, not West Virginia, which was also available.
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I disagree with you on WVU. They are clearly lightyears behind Texas, Oklahoma and Kansas. I'd put them behind Oklahoma State but well ahead of almost everyone else.
 
Well Flug's guy Rubio got KOed tonight so here's hoping for more CR stuff from him going forward
 
MH ver3 ‏@MH ver3 2h2 hours ago
Some misinformation going around regarding ACC and B12 revenues...again.

MH ver3 ‏@MH ver3 2h2 hours ago
First of all even if ACC gets the $3mil more per team that will not put them ahead of B12 schools TV revenues.

MH ver3 ‏@MH ver3 2h2 hours ago
ACC may distribute more $$ for TV contracts only. But theirs is all 3 tiers.

MH ver3 ‏@MH ver3 2h2 hours ago
B12 only distributed tier 1 and 2 revenue. Tier 3 is independently owned by each member.

MH ver3 ‏@MH ver3 2h2 hours ago
So while ACC will be giving schools about $23.5 m apiece compared to B12 $23.3 it's still apples to oranges.

MH ver3 ‏@MH ver3 2h2 hours ago
Lowest B12 school tier3 yearly payments are $4.7 million.

MH ver3 ‏@MH ver3 2h2 hours ago
UT gets $15m

MH ver3 ‏@MH ver3 2h2 hours ago
Conference avg for T3 with UT taken out is $7.2 million.

MH ver3 ‏@MH ver3 2h2 hours ago
With UT the avg is $8m

mikelong ‏@yungboy00 2h2 hours ago
@MH ver3 not yet, but run with it.

MH ver3‏@MH ver3
@yungboy00 ok fine it will be $15m

mikelong ‏@yungboy00 2h2 hours ago
@MH ver3 IMG takes no cut?

MH ver3 ‏@MH ver3 2h2 hours ago
@yungboy00 I'm talking strictly TV. Radio is different. ACC schools have control of their radio as well.

mikelong ‏@yungboy00 2h2 hours ago
@MH ver3 3rd parties take substantial cut from most all of the third deal you're describing. Apples to apples, right?

mikelong ‏@yungboy00 2h2 hours ago
@MH ver3 so you're saying no entity gets cut from LHN besides UT? You're an expert, right?

MH ver3 ‏@MH ver3 1h1 hour ago
@yungboy00 no I think img gets a little more than $2mil per year

mikelong ‏@yungboy00 1h1 hour ago
@MH ver3 seems relevant. I assume you've researched this. What about other tier 3 deals?

MH ver3 ‏@MH ver3 2h2 hours ago
That's why a B12N will work jjust like SECN and BTN.
 
So Boren says B12 (earning $23.3MM/yr) will "soon" be behind the B1G by $20MM/yr. ESPN is moving quickly to bring the ACC up to $23.5MM/yr, to solidify its GOR and keep those schools in its stable.

If B12 at $23.3MM/yr will be $20MM/yr behind B1G, that means ACC, at $23.5MM/yr will also be $20MM/yr behind B1G.

If that extra $3MM/yr from ESPN requires ACC schools to resign/extend the GOR, I can't see how schools like FSU and Clemson (and even Miami, Virginia, and Virginia Tech) can afford to agree to that.
 
hardcorehusky said:
This is similar to the same deal ESPN gave the Big East. It was good, but below everyone else and then "conference" rejected the proposal and we all know what happened next...
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ACC should be careful not to have anyone from Pitt leading the negotiating committee on any ESPN TV deals. That generally works out well for Pitt, but not the rest of the league
 
SAMCRO said:
ACC should be careful not to have anyone from Pitt leading the negotiating committee on any ESPN TV deals. That generally works out well for Pitt, but not the rest of the league
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Same with ND....
 
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