Was waiting to see official numbers released. What I think is really something is that the B10 is even 10M in front of the SEC which is fairly significant margin and I think now it's apples to apples with all revenue sources accounted for and new contracts started. The ACC Network is the last thing to be added to their pot but that's not going to push them up above the SEC or B10.
In the end though, I always say don't think of this money as a panacea and cure all. Plenty of programs have been getting money and distributions all along and still languish. It's obviously needed and helpful but the theme is the same as when you're without...smart efficient use of resources is still paramount.
Saw this tweet from Jon Wilner.
Jon WilnerVerified account@wilnerhotline May 15
Jon Wilner Retweeted Steve Berkowitz
B10: $54M per school in FY18 SEC: $44M B12: $36.5M (excld Tier 3) Pac-12 should be $32.5M ACC likely high $20Ms
In the end though, I always say don't think of this money as a panacea and cure all. Plenty of programs have been getting money and distributions all along and still languish. It's obviously needed and helpful but the theme is the same as when you're without...smart efficient use of resources is still paramount.
Saw this tweet from Jon Wilner.
Jon WilnerVerified account@wilnerhotline May 15
Jon Wilner Retweeted Steve Berkowitz
B10: $54M per school in FY18 SEC: $44M B12: $36.5M (excld Tier 3) Pac-12 should be $32.5M ACC likely high $20Ms