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Just curious if anyone knows. Will ND get a smaller payout from ACC Network since their football isn’t in ACC? I would hope so.
Just curious if anyone knows. Will ND get a smaller payout from ACC Network since their football isn’t in ACC? I would hope so.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.da...p-spt-acc-network-revenue-0628-story,amp.html
"Yes, partial ACC member Notre Dame will receive a full network share, as the Fighting Irish should."
I never realize how little basketball revenue really is. We have basically 2 big football schools in the ACC and one of them missed a bowl game last year and almost missed one the year before yet this still makes up 80% of the revenue. Even when we have basketball schools with huge followings like Duke, UNC, LOuisville, ND, Syracuse, UVA, etc.Each ACC school is slated to get between $10-$15 mil per year from the network.
I believe Notre Douche gets a 20% share since it was determined that football is driving 80% of the network revenue.
I never realize how little basketball revenue really is. We have basically 2 big football schools in the ACC and one of them missed a bowl game last year and almost missed one the year before yet this still makes up 80% of the revenue. Even when we have basketball schools with huge followings like Duke, UNC, LOuisville, ND, Syracuse, UVA, etc.
Just curious if anyone knows. Will ND get a smaller payout from ACC Network since their football isn’t in ACC? I would hope so.
It actually makes sense, I think. ND scheduling 5 ACC games adds a lot to the ACC pot, value wise. They contribute more than most other ACC teams. No one cares if Wake or UVA is playing on tv.This is an absolute joke.
It actually makes sense, I think. ND scheduling 5 ACC games adds a lot to the ACC pot, value wise. They contribute more than most other ACC teams. No one cares if Wake or UVA is playing on tv.
It’s business, not personal. The ACC wants Notre Dame playing its teams half the year, wants it in the conference otherwise, and is paying in part to try to be in position to swallow ND as a full member down the road.The fcking **** it does. This is just those dipshts convincing otherwise rational people to hand them money in return for showing up. They sucked for years and NBC kept on blowing them. It's retarded, but I find it real easy to believe that ND gets as much money as we do even though they aren't ACC members. I get that they're a draw, but fck them, they aren't worth it. No way we should be paying them that much to do us the favor or playing against us when it's convenient for them. It's like the ACC is E. Alabama ST. and ND is bama.
It’s business, not personal. The ACC wants Notre Dame playing its teams half the year, wants it in the conference otherwise, and is paying in part to try to be in position to swallow ND as a full member down the road.
The fcking **** it does. This is just those dipshts convincing otherwise rational people to hand them money in return for showing up. They sucked for years and NBC kept on blowing them. It's retarded, but I find it real easy to believe that ND gets as much money as we do even though they aren't ACC members. I get that they're a draw, but fck them, they aren't worth it. No way we should be paying them that much to do us the favor or playing against us when it's convenient for them. It's like the ACC is E. Alabama ST. and ND is bama.
Take the emotion out of and think rationally. This is about dollars and sense. They play 5 ACC opponents per year.
ND will drive massive ratings on the ACC network, even when they play wake forest. ND brings waaaaay more to the overall pot than say, Wake Forest or BC. When ND plays Miami, Clemson or FSU those games are major nationally televised events.
ND absolutely deserves a full cut.
This is bs big12 and big10 courted nd hard when nd went shopping.No they don't. Frankly, ND had NOWHERE to go after the old Big East broke down. No other conference was willing to take the sucker play that ND pulled on the ACC. The B1G and the Big XII wouldn't admit ND unless they joined as a FULL member. ND gets to keep their NBC money, gets to pad their schedule with some ACC games(It's borderline impossible to have a schedule worth a **** as an independent now, because there aren't many independent programs left), and has a home for their basketball and non revenue sports programs. The ACC could and should have forced ND to join as a full member, but Swofford and the Tobacco Road Mafia were too busy jerking off to continuing their deal with Raycom to understand that they were being hoodwinked. ND needs the ACC far more than the ACC needs Notre Dame, and the current deal doesn't reflect that.
This is bs big12 and big10 courted nd hard when nd went shopping.