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<blockquote data-quote="WVUALLEN" data-source="post: 129596452" data-attributes="member: 1112294">The ACC sold their Tier 3 rights to ESPN and the Big 12 didn’t. Therefore the Big 12 can make a gazillion dollars while the ACC makes zilch. It’s hard to distinguish what is fact and what’s fiction. The details of such complicated deals are debated back and forth on message boards. You’re never quite sure what to think.ACC is out of luck because they sold their 3rd tier rights to ESPN.which would include the conference network.In March, N.C. State announced it had signed a 10-year multimedia rights agreement with Wolfpack Sports Properties, LLC, a newly formed joint venture of Capitol Broadcasting Company and Learfield Sports. According to N.C. State, that deal guarantees the Wolfpack “a minimum of nearly $49 million” over 10 years. They will only net about 5 million of that.Most believe ACC network will be streaming online such as ESPN 3.ACC is getting quite the shaft on third tier revenue as some reports are making it seem. The ACC still trails the Big 4.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="WVUALLEN, post: 129596452, member: 1112294"] The ACC sold their Tier 3 rights to ESPN and the Big 12 didn’t. Therefore the Big 12 can make a gazillion dollars while the ACC makes zilch. It’s hard to distinguish what is fact and what’s fiction. The details of such complicated deals are debated back and forth on message boards. You’re never quite sure what to think. ACC is out of luck because they sold their 3rd tier rights to ESPN.which would include the conference network. In March, N.C. State announced it had signed a 10-year multimedia rights agreement with Wolfpack Sports Properties, LLC, a newly formed joint venture of Capitol Broadcasting Company and Learfield Sports. According to N.C. State, that deal guarantees the Wolfpack “a minimum of nearly $49 million” over 10 years. They will only net about 5 million of that. Most believe ACC network will be streaming online such as ESPN 3. ACC is getting quite the shaft on third tier revenue as some reports are making it seem. The ACC still trails the Big 4. [/QUOTE]

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