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RE: AAC and ESPN Exclusive Negotiating Window?
(03-01-2019 11:33 PM)Attackcoog Wrote:  Yup. I always thought it was funny that though we disagree so much on the AAC's overall place in the college landscape--we actually came to roughly the same estimate for the next AAC TV deal.

I think we've both evolved in a positive direction. IIRC, a couple years ago we were talking something like a 5-8 million range. In my case, I've slowly crept towards the higher end of that range as additional facts - sustained TV ratings, Houston and UCF success in BCS bowls - have emerged.

We'll see soon enough - finally. 04-cheers
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