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ACC Bowl payout...

pumbaa said:
Now the biggest thing the ACC could do to UM and other underperforming schools is if they start missing bowls. If the teams start missing like Miami will start to do and the other schools get outraged they are getting taken for money the ACC might be able to act then. I could see FSU, Clemson, and other teams that are contastly in the top 25 bringing in the money going to the ACC and saying it isnt fair and put pressure on teams to either perform or GTFO. But as it stands now nothing chnages except Miami football will be worse for ware after the F/A/G regime gets done with this school.
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Thus the emphasis on a basketball stadium and team. Miami wants to contribute to the ACC as a basketball school. Just like how Duke and UNC havent contributed to football (save once in a blue moon), but they improve the basketball product. As long as fans keep spending money and going to basketball games, the ACC won't have any issue with us.
 
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someone needs to look into how the **** Miss St jumped 3 spots and over Mich St, thus the ACC loses its Citrus Bowl tie in. Mich St tewo losses were OSU and Oregon who both destroyed their champ opponents. Something very fishy there.
 
svenben said:
someone needs to look into how the **** Miss St jumped 3 spots and over Mich St, thus the ACC loses its Citrus Bowl tie in. Mich St tewo losses were OSU and Oregon who both destroyed their champ opponents. Something very fishy there.
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Sec..... Didnt Mississippi state lose 2 of their last 3 or 2 of their last 4 games.....
Sec wanted to have the highest bowl payout smh
 
svenben said:
someone needs to look into how the **** Miss St jumped 3 spots and over Mich St, thus the ACC loses its Citrus Bowl tie in. Mich St tewo losses were OSU and Oregon who both destroyed their champ opponents. Something very fishy there.
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SEC. I don't know how else you jump a team that far ahead of you without either one of you playing a game.
 
SEC and ACC have 14 teams, so it's only natural they would get a lot more total money.
This means that every school is getting around $6M, which is the same as the Big12.
And it's obvious we don't have as much money to go towards athletics as other schools, but it wouldn't be a problem if we were as committed to the football program as these other schools.
 
I was under the impression that the SEC made their big money from the multi-billion dollar SEC network contract with ESPN and not because of bowl games?
 
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