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Bowl Money: ACC trails SEC by $12.5 million/year
This past year was much closer thanks to the first ever BCS at-large bid, but over the last 9 years the SEC has been bringing in about $5.5 million extra in BCS money (thanks to always having 2 teams and always getting the extra MNC money), plus an extra $7 million per year just because they are tied to better bowls.

That's an extra $12.5 million per year. Every year. Something MUST be done!
[see "What the ACC can do (part 3 - Bowls)"]

I'd like to see what YOU guys think the ACC needs to do... (no profanity, please, even though I'm sure you want to cuss).
04-04-2012 12:01 PM
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