SIAP, but I didn't see it. Wasn't it around $68M per year pre-additions?

bump.. been really busy can anyone answer this? Been wanting to know this as well

Nobody talking about cordcutting and the decline in SEC Network subscriptions?

Below is from the USA Today. It gives a pretty in-depth analysis as to how they are coming up with the SEC's total yearly revenue.

That puts the conference’s total [revenue] at $1.301 billion.

Dividing this amount by 16 does not provide a look at the per-school payouts that ultimately would occur. After expenses, including the costs of staging championships, the conference has been paying out between 85% and 90% of its total revenue, according to its tax records.

Doing the math, it comes out to about $70 million per team. It does not factor in, though, if the SEC decides to move to a 9-game schedule. If they choose to go that route, than the value of the contract should increase.

https://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/nc...377990001/

(08-20-2021 10:24 AM)Jeff Smithers Wrote:  Below is from the USA Today. It gives a pretty in-depth analysis as to how they are coming up with the SEC's total yearly revenue.

That puts the conference’s total [revenue] at $1.301 billion.

Dividing this amount by 16 does not provide a look at the per-school payouts that ultimately would occur. After expenses, including the costs of staging championships, the conference has been paying out between 85% and 90% of its total revenue, according to its tax records.

Doing the math, it comes out to about $70 million per team. It does not factor in, though, if the SEC decides to move to a 9-game schedule. If they choose to go that route, than the value of the contract should increase.

https://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/nc...377990001/

I believe the SEC would split the pay 17 ways - 16 schools plus 1 conference. That's not moving the needle too far below your calculation but it is a consideration.

Without Texas and Oklahoma and starting under the new contract in 2024-5 the new contract plus escalators on the old contract take the SEC''s first year under the new contract to ~71.5 million.

The figure with OU and UT according to a Texas guy I know who claims to have seen the estimates at a meeting in Austin said it was 76.5 million. Now whether that has 9 conference games baked in or not I do not know. But my suspicion given changes made in future SEC schedules is that it does.

And for the record those totals reflect the conference's cut.