(11-09-2022 06:24 PM)Miami (Oh) Yeah ! Wrote:  

(11-09-2022 06:20 PM)bullet Wrote:  

(11-09-2022 05:59 PM)PeteTheChop Wrote:  

(11-09-2022 05:23 PM)solohawks Wrote:  https://www.sportsbusinessjournal.com/SB...-ESPN.aspx

CBSSN gets first pick of 18 basketball and football games

ESPN gets the rest

Midweek October football

Money just behind MAC

Good summary.

What, if anything, does it say that CBS Sports Network is the primary rights holder and ESPN is second?

Also, pretty apparent Judy decided to copy the playbook from her G-5 big brothers: "Octagon (C-USA's media adviser) held up the Sun Belt and Mid-American conferences as examples of how non-Power Five leagues could adapt to alternative schedules to maximize exposure."

Curious where exactly the per school the dollar figure for 2023-2027 compares to the American, MWC, Sun Belt and MAC ...

MAC is thought to be a $10 million contract, so 833k per school. Sun Belt was 200k per school. Isn't clear what their new deal is. Most reliable number I saw was $1-1.2 million per school, but there are numbers all over the place. This article indicates their deal isn't too much more than 750k per school.

Forbes says $2 Million per school per year now.
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https://www.forbes.com/sites/mikeozanian...13a71c7dc9
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Brett McMurphy said it was $8 million. I've seen $10 million quoted several times. I think Forbes is just wrong. $10 million is also consistent with this article suggesting the 750k was close to the MAC ($10 million/12=833k). That $10 million was the average for the 2017-2027 contract. ACC and SEC numbers for ESPN in the Forbes article look wrong as well. The figures for the other networks and other conferences looks reasonable compared to other reports.