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[QUOTE="Exit 4, post: 5052613, member: 2268"] Seems to me it all hinges on what ESPN offers the ACC on their next leg of their contract. If ESPN gives them $ on par with the B12 contract (which might not be that much of a lift thanks to inflation), then things ought to stabilize through mid the 2030s. My guess is that we should have some word on the ESPN ACC renewal numbers this winter. And on the other hand, if the ACC gets the P12 treatment, then yes we are set for a meltdown. But I think ESPN opts to give the ACC B12 type money to bridge this all to the mid 2030s. I've been told by people in media that ESPN still values the ACC as a property. [/QUOTE]
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