Projecting the P2 Revenue Gap with the ACC

Couple of solid posters and article.

Looks like 2017-2018  Revenue Gap projects to be around $6-$13 Million.


http://csnbbs.com/thread-782718-page-5.html


So back to the gap. Here is an article.

http://blogs.mercurynews.com/collegespor...g-ten-sec/

"Discussion points from Wilner:

"Here are expected distributions per-school for TV rights in 2017-18, when the Big Ten deal kicks in.

Note I: Figures do not include revenue from College Football Playoff, March Madness, etc. This is only TV rights.

Note II: Figures are estimated, largely because of uncertainty regarding the exact income amounts from conference TV networks.

Big Ten: $41 million per school
(Includes Tier 1 deal, annual Big Ten Network distributions and BTN profit sharing)

SEC: $34 million per school
(Includes Tier 1 and SEC Network revenue)
The Big 12 announced its latest distribution: $30.4 million per school, which was higher than anticipated. (No specifics were given, but my understanding is the increase can be traced to the terms of the Tier 1 contract.)
 Big 12: $23 million
(Includes Tier 1 deal and rights fee for football championship game but not Tier 3 rights, which are owned by the schools and vary greatly)
I'll project the ACC for 2017-18 will payout somewhere just north of $25 million per school.
This assumes no ACC Network and no bump for not having one either (if you want to account for the rumored bump, add another $3 million per team to make it $28 million).
 Pac-12: $22.5 million
(Includes Tier 1 deal and $2.5 million per school in Pac-12 Networks distributions)"

Nothing listed for the ACC.

He also said "Although we didn’t talk specific numbers and didn’t have the new Big 12 and Big Ten data, Scott acknowledged the existence of a gap and said (DTV aside) that there is “no silver bullet” for the Pac-12 on the revenue front."