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RE: David Teel -Details on how a nine-game ACC football schedule could work
(06-27-2016 04:38 PM)Hokie Mark Wrote:  
(06-27-2016 04:21 PM)Dasville Wrote:  How much more money could each ACC member make if they were granted the rights to broadcast one of their own football games? How about basketball? What if those games were of high caliber, like a Conference game?

Less than what a conference network would bring in.


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About a hundred more people on this site alone could provide a much more accurate number, but I would guess it would be on the order of $6-9m per hi-calibre game for FB to the home team. I am sure others will correct my error. I imagine abt $1m for a home BB hi-calibre game against a Conf opponent.
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