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On Thursday afternoon the Southeastern Conference announced its annual revenue distribution for members of the league, with the conference as a whole dividing a whopping $651.0 million of total revenue among the 14 schools.

That was an increase of $23.9 million from the total distributed in the previous year.

That overall distribution gets split between the 14 SEC schools, resulting in an average distribution for each school of $44.6 million. Year over year that's an average jump in payout of about $1.5 million per school.


The ACC hasn't released their revenue distribution for 2019 but I found this for 2018 vs 2017:

ACC saw an increase of about 11% from the previous year, and each ACC member received a distribution of $29.5 million. The total amount of revenue reported by the ACC on its most recent tax filings came in just under $465 million, which is up from the $418.1 million reported a year ago.

To compare for 2018 -
Big Ten revenue distribution of $51.1 million
Big 12 members received $36.5 million,
Pac-12 schools received $30.9 million.
 
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Hoyacane1620 said:
On Thursday afternoon the Southeastern Conference announced its annual revenue distribution for members of the league, with the conference as a whole dividing a whopping $651.0 million of total revenue among the 14 schools.

That was an increase of $23.9 million from the total distributed in the previous year.

That overall distribution gets split between the 14 SEC schools, resulting in an average distribution for each school of $44.6 million. Year over year that's an average jump in payout of about $1.5 million per school.


The ACC hasn't released their revenue distribution for 2019 but I found this for 2018 vs 2017:

ACC saw an increase of about 11% from the previous year, and each ACC member received a distribution of $29.5 million. The total amount of revenue reported by the ACC on its most recent tax filings came in just under $465 million, which is up from the $418.1 million reported a year ago.

To compare for 2018 -
Big Ten revenue distribution of $51.1 million
Big 12 members received $36.5 million,
Pac-12 schools received $30.9 million.
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Think about it these CNF had their own Network, and ACC just started last year, so the revenue should go up from here and out.
 
I posted this in the other thread yesterday. $44.6 Million per team. And it’s going to increase with a new TV deal.
 
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If Miami and FSU get their acts together and become relevant again, the ACC deal will be huge. Both those schools still draw big numbers on t.v.
 
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“Shalala said that the SEC pursued Miami in expansion talks in the early 2000s while she was president of the university.


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