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[QUOTE="oldude, post: 3198589, member: 7511"] A “grant of rights” agreement is what was being considered by the AAC with their new ESPN contract. Essentially, every school would have granted the conference their rights to negotiate an agreement on their behalf binding them with the conference for the term of the media agreement. In UConn’s case, this probably also allows the Huskies to negotiate a separate media agreement with SNY. This would not be unique to UConn. TX has the Longhorn Network and, as discussed, ND football has a separate agreement with NBC. [/QUOTE]
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