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Message: [QUOTE="omniorange, post: 1427294, member: 636"] Well, I can tell you I went to Matt's site and for the the 2010-11 season, the year prior to the new contract the ACC had 39 total football games, the SEC had 36 (and that is with ESPN not being able to show an SEC game at the 3:30 time slot), and the Big East 25. But in terms of men's bb, the Big East had 78, the ACC 43, and the SEC 42. Doubt we will find women's bb games (but it's hard to imagine that with UConn, ND, and Louisville the Big East didn't have a huge lead in that sport), baseball, soccer, etc, but as of this past bb season, it appeared to me the SEC had way more baseball shown on the ESPN family of networks than the ACC. Maybe the blurb was simply ACC hype to justify the lower tv contract? Cheers, Neil [/QUOTE]