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RE: Anyone catch Jim Calhoun on the Gottlieb radio show today?
All I'm saying...... is that right now, the TV money is worse and the basketball program is down.

in 2 years- both of those could easily be very different.

If the TV money even gets to being even, then when you add in all the CFP money- the money distro for UConn in the AAC would be much greater than in the Big East. AAC got last year for instance about 25 million dollars- so divide by 12 and that's 2 million dollars. Indy BYU/Army/Navy got about 300k. So right now- the money that UConn gets in the AAC is already equal to the money they'd be getting in the Big East(plus indy football). If the AAC TV money goes up- it won't be equal any longer.
04-09-2018 03:22 PM
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