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RE: AAC and ESPN Exclusive Negotiating Window?
(02-22-2019 04:38 PM)quo vadis Wrote:  
(02-22-2019 03:40 PM)GoldenWarrior11 Wrote:  Final guesses on annual payout? I will have my final guess be $6 million per team per year.

I've been consistent on this from the git so no changing now - about $8m per school per year, with ESPN keeping the whole package.

Me too, started out with a $6M guesstimate and sticking with it. I see no reason to change as Dr. Rudd seems pleased and has remarked over the past couple of years that $6M is needed/would be huge (vs. $2.3) in maintaining a $50M budget.
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