Bayside44
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"Per the extension, ESPN has the right to televise three Friday ACC football contests annually which will include a standing commitment from Boston College and Syracuse to each host one game as well as an afternoon or evening game on Thanksgiving Friday."
So if I'm reading this correctly we'll play 2 Friday ACC games a year, including an annual Thanksgiving Friday game with BC.
that's the way i read it and the same for b.c. so some years we will have 2 Friday games and if they come in one of the 14 years we have a game in new jersey that leaves 3 Saturday home games, one which will be against a d2 or scrub team. looks like people got their Saturdays back. sucks.
17m/year
Bees you can't rake leaves on Friday Evening
Bees you can't rake leaves on Friday Evening
Love the Friday games, perfect
ESPN had the ACC by the short hairs...the good news is ESPN/ACC is joined at the hip17/m a year is bad. Is this set in stone?
Link? I haven't seen any dollar figures quoted in a press release.17m/year
True or speculation on your part?
That's a looong deal. Sounds good though. Wonder where the "beef" is. How much $$$$ is the deal?
for tv viewing purposes i like the annual friday thanks game.
for roadtrip purposes, this fn blows.
Oh Lord
So it includes all 3rd tier media rights, ESPN has title sponsorship rights to everything other than football (does that mean they can sell the rights to whoever they want and keep the cash?).@Ourand_SBJ: Sources: ESPN's new ACC deal comes out to 15 years/$3.6 billion. $17M per school
What were they getting before? 15m?@Ourand_SBJ: Sources: ESPN's new ACC deal comes out to 15 years/$3.6 billion. $17M per school
No doubt... a really, really long deal. Maybe if ND comes in with another school that opens it all up again?
There better be an option to renegotiate if ND comes in. I can't imagine that was a concession on Swofford's part.