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[QUOTE="shantydaze, post: 5173578, member: 666"]
There are a lot of unknowns between today and 2030 in terms of distribution and revenue related to sporting events.  Will the cable/satellite model die?  If so, this will hurt the ACC the most out of the P5 conferences as it has the most small(er) private schools.  Less alumni = less people willing to pay for a streaming service or services to watch their alma maters.

In the next six to 12 years, we could also see declining popularity in college sports in general and football specifically.  Will unregulated NIL and transfers kill the golden goose that is college sports?  Will concussions and fear of long-term effects of playing football cause it to become less popular or, as players inch closer and closer to becoming employees, create liability issues for schools?

I am not going to hold my breath that the sport of football is going to lose its stranglehold on the American psyche or that basketball is going to supplant football as the more popular sport, but I also would never have foreseen the breakup of the Pac-12 five years ago either.
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