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The Money Behind the Bowl Games-Bowl Earnings by Conference
http://www.usnews.com/news/blogs/data-mi...bowl-games


Here’s a breakdown of the top-earning conferences for Bowl season this year in the new CFP model, based on conference bowl game payouts:

SEC-$87.5M
ACC-$83.5M
PAC-$60M
BIG-$60M
BIG12 -$58M
MTNW-$16M
AAC-$12M
Sun-$12M
MAC-$12M
CUSA-$12M
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The bad thing for the ACC though- The SEC, Pac 12, Big Ten, and Big 12 all get their 40 million bowl this year, and the ACC doesn't have their 27.5 million bowl this year. And their runner up isn't automatic should FSU make the playoffs this year.
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(05-31-2015 12:05 PM)stever20 Wrote:  The bad thing for the ACC though- The SEC, Pac 12, Big Ten, and Big 12 all get their 40 million bowl this year, and the ACC doesn't have their 27.5 million bowl this year. And their runner up isn't automatic should FSU make the playoffs this year.

I am also curious to see what the ACC brings in in 2015... But I am curious to see what all the conf make in 2015...
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(05-31-2015 10:52 AM)GTFletch Wrote:  http://www.usnews.com/news/blogs/data-mi...bowl-games


Here’s a breakdown of the top-earning conferences for Bowl season this year in the new CFP model, based on conference bowl game payouts:

SEC-$87.5M
ACC-$83.5M
PAC-$60M
BIG-$60M
BIG12 -$58M
MTNW-$16M
AAC-$12M
Sun-$12M
MAC-$12M
CUSA-$12M

I don't think that is bowl game earnings. It looks more like CFP earnings (and its off a bit even on that).
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(05-31-2015 01:11 PM)Attackcoog Wrote:  
(05-31-2015 10:52 AM)GTFletch Wrote:  http://www.usnews.com/news/blogs/data-mi...bowl-games


Here’s a breakdown of the top-earning conferences for Bowl season this year in the new CFP model, based on conference bowl game payouts:

SEC-$87.5M
ACC-$83.5M
PAC-$60M
BIG-$60M
BIG12 -$58M
MTNW-$16M
AAC-$12M
Sun-$12M
MAC-$12M
CUSA-$12M

I don't think that is bowl game earnings. It looks more like CFP earnings (and its off a bit even on that).

Here are the links... All I can do is share them..Good Luck

http://businessofcollegesports.com/2014/...r-2014-15/

http://businessofcollegesports.com/2014/...e-payouts/

http://www.usnews.com/news/blogs/data-mi...bowl-games
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(05-31-2015 12:05 PM)stever20 Wrote:  The bad thing for the ACC though- The SEC, Pac 12, Big Ten, and Big 12 all get their 40 million bowl this year, and the ACC doesn't have their 27.5 million bowl this year. And their runner up isn't automatic should FSU make the playoffs this year.

Yes, every conference except for the SEC will have a year they make only about 55-60 million. Next year is the ACC. The following year the P5 all make 80+ million. Then they cycle starts over again. Remember, the SEC and B10 are the only two P5 schools that have tie-in to a second NYE/NYD bowl. All P5's know what the payouts will be each year for the 12 year cycle. Even if the ACC gets two teams in next year the payouts don't increase greatly. Much like the B12 this year.
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(05-31-2015 02:19 PM)msm96wolf Wrote:  
(05-31-2015 12:05 PM)stever20 Wrote:  The bad thing for the ACC though- The SEC, Pac 12, Big Ten, and Big 12 all get their 40 million bowl this year, and the ACC doesn't have their 27.5 million bowl this year. And their runner up isn't automatic should FSU make the playoffs this year.

Yes, every conference except for the SEC will have a year they make only about 55-60 million. Next year is the ACC. The following year the P5 all make 80+ million. Then they cycle starts over again. Remember, the SEC and B10 are the only two P5 schools that have tie-in to a second NYE/NYD bowl. All P5's know what the payouts will be each year for the 12 year cycle. Even if the ACC gets two teams in next year the payouts don't increase greatly. Much like the B12 this year.

This year every conference but the ACC is guaranteed at least 90 million. The following year- the 4 P5 conference guaranteed at least 90 million, while the ACC is guaranteed only 77.5 million.
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(05-31-2015 02:21 PM)stever20 Wrote:  
(05-31-2015 02:19 PM)msm96wolf Wrote:  
(05-31-2015 12:05 PM)stever20 Wrote:  The bad thing for the ACC though- The SEC, Pac 12, Big Ten, and Big 12 all get their 40 million bowl this year, and the ACC doesn't have their 27.5 million bowl this year. And their runner up isn't automatic should FSU make the playoffs this year.

Yes, every conference except for the SEC will have a year they make only about 55-60 million. Next year is the ACC. The following year the P5 all make 80+ million. Then they cycle starts over again. Remember, the SEC and B10 are the only two P5 schools that have tie-in to a second NYE/NYD bowl. All P5's know what the payouts will be each year for the 12 year cycle. Even if the ACC gets two teams in next year the payouts don't increase greatly. Much like the B12 this year.

This year every conference but the ACC is guaranteed at least 90 million. The following year- the 4 P5 conference guaranteed at least 90 million, while the ACC is guaranteed only 77.5 million.

S20, I am not arguing that the ACC isn't the lowest of the P5 schools when the money is distributed on average. I do think your math may be a little off. I think it is more around low 80 million the ACC because I think each P5 gets 55 Million. I be the last to say the ACC should claim poverty, but thaks for the concern.

Hey I get why Big East fans probably hate the ACC. No doubt the ACC and Swofford killed the BE in it's quest to survive. Basically, the ACC tripped the Big East while running from the zombies to save itself. 04-cheers
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(05-31-2015 01:11 PM)Attackcoog Wrote:  
(05-31-2015 10:52 AM)GTFletch Wrote:  http://www.usnews.com/news/blogs/data-mi...bowl-games


Here’s a breakdown of the top-earning conferences for Bowl season this year in the new CFP model, based on conference bowl game payouts:

SEC-$87.5M
ACC-$83.5M
PAC-$60M
BIG-$60M
BIG12 -$58M
MTNW-$16M
AAC-$12M
Sun-$12M
MAC-$12M
CUSA-$12M

I don't think that is bowl game earnings. It looks more like CFP earnings (and its off a bit even on that).

Looks like a combination of CFP and bowls. Here's what I found on bowls:

http://accfootballrx.blogspot.com/2014/1...14-15.html
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the AAC sucks....and our conference commissioner gets paid 1.3 mil a year. hahaha wow. We have an executive type in three piece suit driving a Chevy S10. Sweet.
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Most of the gauranteed numbers are mostly already known (will a few variables).
After the 12 years, SEC, B10 will be at the top and ACC 5th. All 5 will dwarf the rest.
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(05-31-2015 05:26 PM)Hokie Mark Wrote:  
(05-31-2015 01:11 PM)Attackcoog Wrote:  
(05-31-2015 10:52 AM)GTFletch Wrote:  http://www.usnews.com/news/blogs/data-mi...bowl-games


Here’s a breakdown of the top-earning conferences for Bowl season this year in the new CFP model, based on conference bowl game payouts:

SEC-$87.5M
ACC-$83.5M
PAC-$60M
BIG-$60M
BIG12 -$58M
MTNW-$16M
AAC-$12M
Sun-$12M
MAC-$12M
CUSA-$12M

I don't think that is bowl game earnings. It looks more like CFP earnings (and its off a bit even on that).

Looks like a combination of CFP and bowls. Here's what I found on bowls:

http://accfootballrx.blogspot.com/2014/1...14-15.html

Well I know all 5 G5 conferences get one million per team (caps at 12 12 million) from the CFP, plus performance money, plus money for the access bowl, plus their individual bowls. The MW got 12 million, plus 4 million for the access bowl---that's 16 million right there. The MW was in 5 other bowls plus there is another 15 million in G5 CFP money distributed based on performance. Same for the AAC. In other words, the AAC was in 5 bowls and the Sunbelt (3 bowls)---they didn't make the exact same amount.

It may be that the chart just doesn't really calculate the real G5 bowl numbers.
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(05-31-2015 05:14 PM)msm96wolf Wrote:  
(05-31-2015 02:21 PM)stever20 Wrote:  
(05-31-2015 02:19 PM)msm96wolf Wrote:  
(05-31-2015 12:05 PM)stever20 Wrote:  The bad thing for the ACC though- The SEC, Pac 12, Big Ten, and Big 12 all get their 40 million bowl this year, and the ACC doesn't have their 27.5 million bowl this year. And their runner up isn't automatic should FSU make the playoffs this year.

Yes, every conference except for the SEC will have a year they make only about 55-60 million. Next year is the ACC. The following year the P5 all make 80+ million. Then they cycle starts over again. Remember, the SEC and B10 are the only two P5 schools that have tie-in to a second NYE/NYD bowl. All P5's know what the payouts will be each year for the 12 year cycle. Even if the ACC gets two teams in next year the payouts don't increase greatly. Much like the B12 this year.

This year every conference but the ACC is guaranteed at least 90 million. The following year- the 4 P5 conference guaranteed at least 90 million, while the ACC is guaranteed only 77.5 million.

S20, I am not arguing that the ACC isn't the lowest of the P5 schools when the money is distributed on average. I do think your math may be a little off. I think it is more around low 80 million the ACC because I think each P5 gets 55 Million. I be the last to say the ACC should claim poverty, but thaks for the concern.

Hey I get why Big East fans probably hate the ACC. No doubt the ACC and Swofford killed the BE in it's quest to survive. Basically, the ACC tripped the Big East while running from the zombies to save itself. 04-cheers

I think this past year-
SEC 87.5 million (50 million for the CFP share, 27.5 for Orange Share, 6 million for Alabama in CFP semifinal, 4 million for Ole Miss).
ACC 83.5 million (50 million for CFP share, 27.5 for Orange Share, 6 million for FSU in CFP semifinal).
P12 60 million (50 million for CFP share, 6 million for Oregon in CFP semifinal, 4 million for Arizona)
B10 60 million (50 million for CFP share, 6 million for Ohio St in CFP semifinal, 4 million for Mich St)
B12 58 million 50 million for CFP share, 4 million each for Baylor, TCU).

This upcoming year guarantees-
SEC, P12, B10, B12 90 million (50 million for CFP share, 40 million for Rose/Sugar share)
ACC 50 million(50 million for CFP share)

Got 6 million each for the 4 CFP SF teams, and the 3 access bowl slots left get 4 million each.
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(05-31-2015 02:21 PM)stever20 Wrote:  
(05-31-2015 02:19 PM)msm96wolf Wrote:  
(05-31-2015 12:05 PM)stever20 Wrote:  The bad thing for the ACC though- The SEC, Pac 12, Big Ten, and Big 12 all get their 40 million bowl this year, and the ACC doesn't have their 27.5 million bowl this year. And their runner up isn't automatic should FSU make the playoffs this year.

Yes, every conference except for the SEC will have a year they make only about 55-60 million. Next year is the ACC. The following year the P5 all make 80+ million. Then they cycle starts over again. Remember, the SEC and B10 are the only two P5 schools that have tie-in to a second NYE/NYD bowl. All P5's know what the payouts will be each year for the 12 year cycle. Even if the ACC gets two teams in next year the payouts don't increase greatly. Much like the B12 this year.

This year every conference but the ACC is guaranteed at least 90 million. The following year- the 4 P5 conference guaranteed at least 90 million, while the ACC is guaranteed only 77.5 million.


Also based on the bowl agreements the years when the OB selects an ACC Opponent (NON-semifinal) that is from the BIG or ND, they will get the 27.5 M that the SEC got this year... And the two years that ND gets slotted for the OB, wow....They could rank in more than a G5 Conf....WOW
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(05-31-2015 05:55 PM)stever20 Wrote:  
(05-31-2015 05:14 PM)msm96wolf Wrote:  
(05-31-2015 02:21 PM)stever20 Wrote:  
(05-31-2015 02:19 PM)msm96wolf Wrote:  
(05-31-2015 12:05 PM)stever20 Wrote:  The bad thing for the ACC though- The SEC, Pac 12, Big Ten, and Big 12 all get their 40 million bowl this year, and the ACC doesn't have their 27.5 million bowl this year. And their runner up isn't automatic should FSU make the playoffs this year.

Yes, every conference except for the SEC will have a year they make only about 55-60 million. Next year is the ACC. The following year the P5 all make 80+ million. Then they cycle starts over again. Remember, the SEC and B10 are the only two P5 schools that have tie-in to a second NYE/NYD bowl. All P5's know what the payouts will be each year for the 12 year cycle. Even if the ACC gets two teams in next year the payouts don't increase greatly. Much like the B12 this year.

This year every conference but the ACC is guaranteed at least 90 million. The following year- the 4 P5 conference guaranteed at least 90 million, while the ACC is guaranteed only 77.5 million.

S20, I am not arguing that the ACC isn't the lowest of the P5 schools when the money is distributed on average. I do think your math may be a little off. I think it is more around low 80 million the ACC because I think each P5 gets 55 Million. I be the last to say the ACC should claim poverty, but thaks for the concern.

Hey I get why Big East fans probably hate the ACC. No doubt the ACC and Swofford killed the BE in it's quest to survive. Basically, the ACC tripped the Big East while running from the zombies to save itself. 04-cheers

I think this past year-
SEC 87.5 million (50 million for the CFP share, 27.5 for Orange Share, 6 million for Alabama in CFP semifinal, 4 million for Ole Miss).
ACC 83.5 million (50 million for CFP share, 27.5 for Orange Share, 6 million for FSU in CFP semifinal).
P12 60 million (50 million for CFP share, 6 million for Oregon in CFP semifinal, 4 million for Arizona)
B10 60 million (50 million for CFP share, 6 million for Ohio St in CFP semifinal, 4 million for Mich St)
B12 58 million 50 million for CFP share, 4 million each for Baylor, TCU).

This upcoming year guarantees-
SEC, P12, B10, B12 90 million (50 million for CFP share, 40 million for Rose/Sugar share)
ACC 50 million(50 million for CFP share)

Got 6 million each for the 4 CFP SF teams, and the 3 access bowl slots left get 4 million each.

Yes Spot on....remember about the OB.... in non Semifinal years SEC can only be selected 3 times (or only two more times) BIG gets 3 and ND 2(Or something like that....

So there will be years when ND, gets 27.5 which will be greater then a G5 conf.... and years where the big will get 87.5M and SEC 60M....

Also what will the revenue split look like when ND gets the 27.5M from the OB? Will BIG/PAC/SEC be at 60M and the ACC 77.5? I think so...
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(05-31-2015 06:22 PM)GTFletch Wrote:  
(05-31-2015 02:21 PM)stever20 Wrote:  
(05-31-2015 02:19 PM)msm96wolf Wrote:  
(05-31-2015 12:05 PM)stever20 Wrote:  The bad thing for the ACC though- The SEC, Pac 12, Big Ten, and Big 12 all get their 40 million bowl this year, and the ACC doesn't have their 27.5 million bowl this year. And their runner up isn't automatic should FSU make the playoffs this year.

Yes, every conference except for the SEC will have a year they make only about 55-60 million. Next year is the ACC. The following year the P5 all make 80+ million. Then they cycle starts over again. Remember, the SEC and B10 are the only two P5 schools that have tie-in to a second NYE/NYD bowl. All P5's know what the payouts will be each year for the 12 year cycle. Even if the ACC gets two teams in next year the payouts don't increase greatly. Much like the B12 this year.

This year every conference but the ACC is guaranteed at least 90 million. The following year- the 4 P5 conference guaranteed at least 90 million, while the ACC is guaranteed only 77.5 million.


Also based on the bowl agreements the years when the OB selects an ACC Opponent (NON-semifinal) that is from the BIG or ND, they will get the 27.5 M that the SEC got this year... And the two years that ND gets slotted for the OB, wow....They could rank in more than a G5 Conf....WOW

The Orange doesn't do the selecting. It's selected for them by the CFP committee by their ratings- it's the highest rated SEC/Big Ten/ND team.
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(05-31-2015 06:27 PM)GTFletch Wrote:  
(05-31-2015 05:55 PM)stever20 Wrote:  
(05-31-2015 05:14 PM)msm96wolf Wrote:  
(05-31-2015 02:21 PM)stever20 Wrote:  
(05-31-2015 02:19 PM)msm96wolf Wrote:  Yes, every conference except for the SEC will have a year they make only about 55-60 million. Next year is the ACC. The following year the P5 all make 80+ million. Then they cycle starts over again. Remember, the SEC and B10 are the only two P5 schools that have tie-in to a second NYE/NYD bowl. All P5's know what the payouts will be each year for the 12 year cycle. Even if the ACC gets two teams in next year the payouts don't increase greatly. Much like the B12 this year.

This year every conference but the ACC is guaranteed at least 90 million. The following year- the 4 P5 conference guaranteed at least 90 million, while the ACC is guaranteed only 77.5 million.

S20, I am not arguing that the ACC isn't the lowest of the P5 schools when the money is distributed on average. I do think your math may be a little off. I think it is more around low 80 million the ACC because I think each P5 gets 55 Million. I be the last to say the ACC should claim poverty, but thaks for the concern.

Hey I get why Big East fans probably hate the ACC. No doubt the ACC and Swofford killed the BE in it's quest to survive. Basically, the ACC tripped the Big East while running from the zombies to save itself. 04-cheers

I think this past year-
SEC 87.5 million (50 million for the CFP share, 27.5 for Orange Share, 6 million for Alabama in CFP semifinal, 4 million for Ole Miss).
ACC 83.5 million (50 million for CFP share, 27.5 for Orange Share, 6 million for FSU in CFP semifinal).
P12 60 million (50 million for CFP share, 6 million for Oregon in CFP semifinal, 4 million for Arizona)
B10 60 million (50 million for CFP share, 6 million for Ohio St in CFP semifinal, 4 million for Mich St)
B12 58 million 50 million for CFP share, 4 million each for Baylor, TCU).

This upcoming year guarantees-
SEC, P12, B10, B12 90 million (50 million for CFP share, 40 million for Rose/Sugar share)
ACC 50 million(50 million for CFP share)

Got 6 million each for the 4 CFP SF teams, and the 3 access bowl slots left get 4 million each.

Yes Spot on....remember about the OB.... in non Semifinal years SEC can only be selected 3 times (or only two more times) BIG gets 3 and ND 2(Or something like that....

So there will be years when ND, gets 27.5 which will be greater then a G5 conf.... and years where the big will get 87.5M and SEC 60M....

Also what will the revenue split look like when ND gets the 27.5M from the OB? Will BIG/PAC/SEC be at 60M and the ACC 77.5? I think so...

Actually that's not totally right about the Orange Bowl... The SEC/Big Ten have to be selected 3 times each- but can go up to 5 times.

Also- the base spot is 50 million.. If the semifinals are exactly like last year with the teams that everyone got.....

SEC would get- 50 million base, 40 million Sugar, 6 million for team in the CFP sf, and then 4 million for 3rd team in. total 100 million
B10 would get 50 million base, 40 million Rose, 6 million for team in CFP sf. Total 96 million.
P12 would get 50 million base, 40 million Rose, 6 million for team in CFP sf. Total 96 million.
B12 would get 50 million base, 40 million Sugar, 4 million for 2nd team in. total 94 million
ACC would get 50 million base, 6 million for CFP SF, 4 million for 2nd team in. total 60 million.
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If ND is selected to the Orange then the ACC would get a full 40 million and ND would only get 15 million.
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(05-31-2015 06:28 PM)stever20 Wrote:  
(05-31-2015 06:22 PM)GTFletch Wrote:  
(05-31-2015 02:21 PM)stever20 Wrote:  
(05-31-2015 02:19 PM)msm96wolf Wrote:  
(05-31-2015 12:05 PM)stever20 Wrote:  The bad thing for the ACC though- The SEC, Pac 12, Big Ten, and Big 12 all get their 40 million bowl this year, and the ACC doesn't have their 27.5 million bowl this year. And their runner up isn't automatic should FSU make the playoffs this year.

Yes, every conference except for the SEC will have a year they make only about 55-60 million. Next year is the ACC. The following year the P5 all make 80+ million. Then they cycle starts over again. Remember, the SEC and B10 are the only two P5 schools that have tie-in to a second NYE/NYD bowl. All P5's know what the payouts will be each year for the 12 year cycle. Even if the ACC gets two teams in next year the payouts don't increase greatly. Much like the B12 this year.

This year every conference but the ACC is guaranteed at least 90 million. The following year- the 4 P5 conference guaranteed at least 90 million, while the ACC is guaranteed only 77.5 million.


Also based on the bowl agreements the years when the OB selects an ACC Opponent (NON-semifinal) that is from the BIG or ND, they will get the 27.5 M that the SEC got this year... And the two years that ND gets slotted for the OB, wow....They could rank in more than a G5 Conf....WOW

The Orange doesn't do the selecting. It's selected for them by the CFP committee by their ratings- it's the highest rated SEC/Big Ten/ND team.

Yes but there is a cap on how many times the SEC/BIG/ND can be in the OB over the next 12 years in NON-Semi Final years....

http://www.bigten.org/sports/m-footbl/sp...12aaa.html

The selection of the opponent will be based on the guiding principle of securing the highest-ranked team in the final standings available from the Big Ten, SEC or Notre Dame, but will also utilize criteria that shares the minimum appearance standards as agreed upon by all parties. The standards include at least three guaranteed appearances over the 12 years for both the Big Ten and the SEC and a maximum of two with no minimum for Notre Dame.
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RE: The Money Behind the Bowl Games-Bowl Earnings by Conference
(05-31-2015 06:37 PM)GTFletch Wrote:  
(05-31-2015 06:28 PM)stever20 Wrote:  
(05-31-2015 06:22 PM)GTFletch Wrote:  
(05-31-2015 02:21 PM)stever20 Wrote:  
(05-31-2015 02:19 PM)msm96wolf Wrote:  Yes, every conference except for the SEC will have a year they make only about 55-60 million. Next year is the ACC. The following year the P5 all make 80+ million. Then they cycle starts over again. Remember, the SEC and B10 are the only two P5 schools that have tie-in to a second NYE/NYD bowl. All P5's know what the payouts will be each year for the 12 year cycle. Even if the ACC gets two teams in next year the payouts don't increase greatly. Much like the B12 this year.

This year every conference but the ACC is guaranteed at least 90 million. The following year- the 4 P5 conference guaranteed at least 90 million, while the ACC is guaranteed only 77.5 million.


Also based on the bowl agreements the years when the OB selects an ACC Opponent (NON-semifinal) that is from the BIG or ND, they will get the 27.5 M that the SEC got this year... And the two years that ND gets slotted for the OB, wow....They could rank in more than a G5 Conf....WOW

The Orange doesn't do the selecting. It's selected for them by the CFP committee by their ratings- it's the highest rated SEC/Big Ten/ND team.

Yes but there is a cap on how many times the SEC/BIG/ND can be in the OB over the next 12 years in NON-Semi Final years....

http://www.bigten.org/sports/m-footbl/sp...12aaa.html

The selection of the opponent will be based on the guiding principle of securing the highest-ranked team in the final standings available from the Big Ten, SEC or Notre Dame, but will also utilize criteria that shares the minimum appearance standards as agreed upon by all parties. The standards include at least three guaranteed appearances over the 12 years for both the Big Ten and the SEC and a maximum of two with no minimum for Notre Dame.

right but until one of the SEC/Big Ten are up to 5 times, there is no question. It's the highest rated team. For instance if the final ratings SEC team is 4 and CFP bound, Big 12 team is 5, SEC team 6 and Sugar bound, ACC team 7, SEC team 8, Pac 12 team 9, Big Ten team 10, and ND 11, SEC team has got to go. The Orange has no way to force ND in that situation.
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