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RE: ACC commisioner looking to increase the revenue
This has been a fascinating conversation.

In the future, I think tv dollars are going to be increasingly important to athletic departments and I don’t think ND is immune to this. They are going to need a big tv contract too.

Here’s the deal I think the ACC should offer ND for full membership:

1. Right to name member #16
2. Ability to pick 4 of their 7 division mates
3. No required cross division games (so only a 7 game commitment)
4. An unequal revenue distribution model based on tv appearances
05-20-2021 04:36 PM
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