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[QUOTE="reedny, post: 1693350, member: 1423"]
Interesting links, esp. the second one. Seems to be a rift between conferences and the networks. The conferences obviously like the NW's and are making money. Even the Pac12 made $23M per year for its NW. I don't know the numbers, but that certainly seems like a business case for an ACC NW.

We'll know soon enough ... b/c ESPN is going to have to pay the ACC $45M by July if it doesn't start the ACC NW. This was interesting:

[B]A tidbit found at the bottom an article by CBSSports.com’s Dennis Dodd [URL='http://mweb.cbssports.com/ncaaf/writer/dennis-dodd/25500677/cincinnati-used-firm-with-big-12-ties-to-analyze-chances-of-joining-big-12']seems to give the idea of this “clause” further credibility[/URL]: “Each Big 12 school receives $23 million annually in media rights revenue. That’s at least behind the SEC and Big Ten among the Power Five conferences. It will soon be behind the ACC, according to a high-ranking source intimately involved in the process, whether the league adds a network or not.”[/B]
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