More data that indicates the ACC does not have a TV contract that aligns with it's TV ratings.
http://accfootballrx.blogspot.com/2016/05/2015-16-avg-tv-audience-by-conference.html
"2015-16 Avg TV Audience by Conference
From Big12Fanatics: how do conference tv ratings compare in bowl games?
The article points out that the SEC and ACC wouldn't have been so far in front if not for the national championship game. True, but... New York wouldn't be such a populous state if not for the city... Florida would be an awful place to live if it weren't for the beaches and the sunshine... without Clemson, Florida State, Miami, Virginia Tech, and an occasional game with Notre Dame, ACC TV ratings would be awful... and your point is?
The Big Ten would be very mediocre if you took away Ohio State and Michigan. The SEC wouldn't be all that without Alabama and LSU. What would the Big XII be without Texas and Oklahoma? It is what it is.
And what it is is this: ACC football has moved up to #2 in the land. Deal with it."
The article points out that the SEC and ACC wouldn't have been so far in front if not for the national championship game. True, but... New York wouldn't be such a populous state if not for the city... Florida would be an awful place to live if it weren't for the beaches and the sunshine... without Clemson, Florida State, Miami, Virginia Tech, and an occasional game with Notre Dame, ACC TV ratings would be awful... and your point is?
The Big Ten would be very mediocre if you took away Ohio State and Michigan. The SEC wouldn't be all that without Alabama and LSU. What would the Big XII be without Texas and Oklahoma? It is what it is.
And what it is is this: ACC football has moved up to #2 in the land. Deal with it."
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