Can anyone bring us up to date on the average TV $$$ and payout by conference and when those contracts expire?

Thanks

ACC payout is not know yet - that info was not made public and neither has the ACC tax return (yet). As for expiration, it NEVER expires (it seems).

ND's NBC deal runs until 2025.

ND sources privately say the contract pays $22 million a year.

(the old deal paid $15 million. ND is private so new deal $$ never announced in public)

Pac-12** $250 million 2012 through 2023-24 ESPN and Fox
Big 12 $90 million 2012 through 2024-25 Fox
$113 million 2012 through 2024-25 ESPN/ABC
40 million total 2019 through 2024-25 ESPN/+
Big Ten $112 million 2007 through 2031-2 The Big Ten Network* new numbers not known
$240 million 2017 through 2022-23 Fox
$10 million 2017 through 2022-23 CBS-basketball
$190 million 2017 through 2022-23 ESPN/ABC
American 83.3 million 2020-2032 ESPN
MAC $10 million 2017 through 2026-27 ESPN
Sun Belt ? 2020-2027-28 ESPN
BYU ? 2020-2026-27 ESPN
Notre Dame ? 2016-2025 NBC Old deal was $15 million

MWC is expiring. They have a tenative deal for 2020 to 2025-26, but I haven't seen it finalized. $45 million split between CBS Sports and Fox is what the rumors are.
CUSA is under $1million per school.

SEC extending ESPN to 2034 ($6 billion for 20 years-$21.4/school). old contact was 2009-2023-24 for $150 million a year.
old CBS tier 1 contract is being taken over by ESPN at a rumored $350 million a year or more. old CBS deal was 2009-2023-24 for $55 million a year.

ACC $240 million (3.6 billion total) 2011 through 2026-27 ESPN/ABC
But this was renegotiated with Notre Dame partially included. Supposed to be $260 million a year and extend to 2036.

(06-15-2020 10:06 AM)bullet Wrote:  ACC $240 million (3.6 billion total) 2011 through 2026-27 ESPN/ABC
But this was renegotiated with Notre Dame partially included. Supposed to be $260 million a year and extend to 2036.

The ACC contract has actually been renegotiated TWICE since the last official number was released (once for Notre Dame/GoR and again for ACCN/extension to 2036). On top of that, it increases between $1 and $2 million per year anyway (starts low, ends high). That's why I stated I honestly have no idea how much it pays any more...

(06-15-2020 10:46 AM)Hokie Mark Wrote:  

(06-15-2020 10:06 AM)bullet Wrote:  ACC $240 million (3.6 billion total) 2011 through 2026-27 ESPN/ABC
But this was renegotiated with Notre Dame partially included. Supposed to be $260 million a year and extend to 2036.

The ACC contract has actually been renegotiated TWICE since the last official number was released (once for Notre Dame/GoR and again for ACCN/extension to 2036). On top of that, it increases between $1 and $2 million per year anyway (starts low, ends high). That's why I stated I honestly have no idea how much it pays any more...

That's why I put the SEC and ACC separate from the others. Some uncertainty about the amounts.

contracts are typically on a 3% per year escalator. You can actually calculate the payouts in any given year using the total figure, that 3% escalator and the number of schools.

I'll use the $300M LHN deal as an example, reported at $15M per year. The actual breakdown, gives these snippets:

2011-12 = $11,164,712
...
2019-20 = $14,143,123
2020-21= $14,567,417
...
2024-25 = $16,395,756 // last year of B12 GOR
2025-26 = $16,887,629
...
2030-31 = $19,577,391 // last year of contract

average 2025-31 (the 6 years after B12 GOR expires) = $18,206,018

This is why Texas is sitting much happier than the little 8 whose ESPN 3rd tier rights are closer to $2M.

CUSA programs get anywhere between $400,000 to $500,000 per school.

(06-15-2020 08:24 AM)Hokie Mark Wrote:  ACC payout is not know yet - that info was not made public and neither has the ACC tax return (yet). As for expiration, it NEVER expires (it seems).

That's because ESPN gave the conference a couple of slight raises in TV money but also added a few years to the end of the contract each time.

The Pac-12 declined ESPN's offer to take over distribution of Pac-12 Network, and pay the conference for it, because ESPN's offer included adding several years to the current TV deal at only a slight increase in payout, similar to what ESPN did with the ACC. So the Pac-12 TV rights will be back on the market 10 years before the ACC. Will that decision pay off? We won't know for another few years.

(06-15-2020 01:37 PM)HiddenDragon Wrote:  CUSA programs get anywhere between $400,000 to $500,000 per school.

Sun Belt is about the same.