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RE: ESPN and BYU in negotiations for new TV deal
(02-11-2019 12:37 PM)YNot Wrote:  BYU gets between 800K and $1.2M per game, depending on which channels BYU's home games are broadcast.

Using that scale, and adding a $1.5M level for ABC games and $500K level for ESPNews/CBSSN, here's how much the American would have made for their football in 2018:

7 ABC = $10.5M
8 ESPN = $9.6M
5 ESPN2 = $5M
17 ESPNU = $13.6M
13 CBSSN = $6.5M
6 ESNews = $3M

Total: $47.7M which does not include Navy inventory.

So maybe $50M for football with Navy and additional $20M for hoops, etc. (since football is about 70% of most conference contract values).

$70M = about $6M per school.

Like I said a thousand times before, I am sticking to my $5-8M per year per school estimate.
02-12-2019 03:02 PM
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