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[QUOTE="UConnJim, post: 978700, member: 1559"]
The list of revenues is what the revenues are today.  Unfortunately, conference networks are going to start a P5 separation.  The SEC, Big 10, and Pac 12 networks are going to be greatly additive to those schools in those conferences.  Texas has the LHN.  The ACC and most of the Big 12 schools will not be part of a conference network that is similar.  (The "ACC Network" will never be similar to the current conference networks if it even ever happens.  Unfortunately, the ACC did not expand with schools that would have provided the ACC with the households to have a successful network.  If the ACC had Rutgers, Maryland, and UConn, they could have had the households to pull it off.)  Remember, it is possible (depending on what happens in NY and DC) that the Big 10 Network will be delivering more revenues per school than the total ACC TV contract with ESPN delivers to each of the ACC schools for all of their content!

Thus I think the conferences with the conferences networks and higher revenues are going to want to be able to make decisions that some of the smaller private schools that are in the ACC and Big 12 may not support.
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