Orangefizz
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Let’s talk numbers. If Stanford and Cal join and only take 60% and SMU joins for 5-7 years taking no media $$$ my math says there should be $70 million going to the ACC. Instead of splitting that money evenly among all members, why not use that to reward the top 4 finishers.
You add that to the success initiative already approved for additional revenue to any team making the CFB playoffs. So if you have a team like Clemson that wins the ACC championship and plays in the CFB playoffs, they would potentially make more than SEC schools.
$120(40*3) - $50(25*2) = $70M
ACC champion $22.5M
ACC runner-up: $17.5M
Top 3-4: $15M
You add that to the success initiative already approved for additional revenue to any team making the CFB playoffs. So if you have a team like Clemson that wins the ACC championship and plays in the CFB playoffs, they would potentially make more than SEC schools.
$120(40*3) - $50(25*2) = $70M
ACC champion $22.5M
ACC runner-up: $17.5M
Top 3-4: $15M
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