SEC just paid out $45 million per team from TV money. Next year it will be $60+ per with the new Saturday afternoon deal.

Wild that one team in the SEC will make almost as much money as the entire AAC.

What does Vandy do with their share ... besides paying Tim Corbin.

(01-30-2020 10:58 PM)NBPirate Wrote:  SEC just paid out $45 million per team from TV money. Next year it will be $60+ per with the new Saturday afternoon deal.

Wild that one team in the SEC will make almost as much money as the entire AAC.

And after all that, they can still only put 11 guys on the field at a time.

And that's total disbursement, not just primary media rights $$$

Most of their teams use some of that money to buy players. That's why they are known as the $EC ($ure Everybody Cheats).

Congrats to the SEC. This is where the AAC wants to be. The AAC has to fight for recruits and ratings in the same area as the SEC and the ACC, and are doing a respectable job of it.

Just keep up the good fight and maybe be rewarded if staying the course.

(01-31-2020 04:20 AM)sierrajip Wrote:  Congrats to the SEC. This is where the AAC wants to be. The AAC has to fight for recruits and ratings in the same area as the SEC and the ACC, and are doing a respectable job of it.

Just keep up the good fight and maybe be rewarded if staying the course.

Well said!!

The big issue here is that certain programs in the ACC (Clemson, Florida State) Big 12 (Texas, Oklahoma) and PAC 12 (UCLA and USC) can't be happy with the fact that teams in the SEC and B10 will be making more than $20M/year than them. This is all going to result in further consolidation if unchecked.

(01-31-2020 03:33 AM)TigerJJ Wrote:  Most of their teams use some of that money to buy players. That's why they are known as the $EC ($ure Everybody Cheats).

Society of Ethical Cheaters.

(01-30-2020 11:24 PM)steves Wrote:  What does Vandy do with their share ... besides paying Tim Corbin.

Vote with Bama every chance they get...........

(01-31-2020 03:33 AM)TigerJJ Wrote:  Most of their teams use some of that money to buy players. That's why they are known as the $EC ($ure Everybody Cheats).

Wrong. That disbursement paid out to the schools from the conference doesnt buy players. That's what boosters and shoe companies are for.

Sooner or later the SEC's and B1G's of the word are going to realize that they NEED the AAC's of the world.

... but I'm sure that won't stop them from hogging all the money to themselves anyway.

(01-31-2020 11:44 AM)CliftonAve Wrote:  The big issue here is that certain programs in the ACC (Clemson, Florida State) Big 12 (Texas, Oklahoma) and PAC 12 (UCLA and USC) can't be happy with the fact that teams in the SEC and B10 will be making more than $20M/year than them. This is all going to result in further consolidation if unchecked.

The B12 teams are fine. In 2019, the B12 distributed 38.8M to each team not including tier 3 rights which are owned by each team. It is expected that conference distribution will increase to 44-45M by the time the rights expire in 24-25.

https://www.dallasnews.com/sports/2019/0...st-season/

http://landgrantgauntlet.com/2018/06/01/...-the-cash/

(02-01-2020 04:18 PM)Someone_Else Wrote:  

(01-31-2020 11:44 AM)CliftonAve Wrote:  The big issue here is that certain programs in the ACC (Clemson, Florida State) Big 12 (Texas, Oklahoma) and PAC 12 (UCLA and USC) can't be happy with the fact that teams in the SEC and B10 will be making more than $20M/year than them. This is all going to result in further consolidation if unchecked.

The B12 teams are fine. In 2019, the B12 distributed 38.8M to each team not including tier 3 rights which are owned by each team. It is expected that conference distribution will increase to 44-45M by the time the rights expire in 24-25.

https://www.dallasnews.com/sports/2019/0...st-season/

http://landgrantgauntlet.com/2018/06/01/...-the-cash/

Having Texas the ability to have the LHN has a lot more to do with the survival of the Big12-2.