We could be losing $?

[Azmodi]

7 minutes ago, brybull1970 said:

ESPN was behind the ACC expansion which led to the break up of the Big East. The irony here is that they could do the same for the AAC by pointing them to which teams they would want to see added for a bigger contract, but on a smaller scale.

And you don't think they already are????

Contract for BYU was status quo. If you read BYU's contract. If they don't perform well, they'll make less money then their last contract.

MWC has yet to sign a contract. 

Edited December 13, 2019 by Azmodi

[Bullschmutz]

2 hours ago, OnTheBus said:

I strongly believe an 8 team playoff with a G5 autobid is happening within the next half decade. If/when that happens, the AAC championship would be a strong pathway to the CFP (barring a weak AAC year/abnormally strong MWC or C-USA year). So I'm not hanging on a P5 invite. We do need to make our conference stronger, but there are better options than teams who previously jumped ship.

Expansion, yes.

G5 autobid? Hell no. No reason Alabama and Clemson should batter the G5 champ every year. It would get boring quick.

[WhoRUSF]

4 hours ago, Bullschmutz said:

Expansion, yes.

G5 autobid? Hell no. No reason Alabama and Clemson should batter the G5 champ every year. It would get boring quick.

In case you've missed some on field results, the G5 auto bid is 4-2 in major bowl games vs top P5 teams. You might want to rethink your position because you're objectively wrong. 

[Rocky Style]

6 hours ago, Roaming Bull said:

I don’t think the super conference is play. I think add a Colorado school, or something that can add value and makes travel sense

That's an interesting angle!

[SpikeBull]

1 hour ago, WhoRUSF said:

In case you've missed some on field results, the G5 auto bid is 4-2 in major bowl games vs top P5 teams. You might want to rethink your position because you're objectively wrong. 

What would that record be if those games were part of the playoff system and the games had meaningful implications? 

[Apis Bull]

17 minutes ago, SpikeBull said:

What would that record be if those games were part of the playoff system and the games had meaningful implications? 

That just it, we don't know.

[smazza]

10 hours ago, NewEnglandBull said:

I am thinking SEC...what are your thoughts good sir? Are you more of a Big10 man? We should narrow this down before we make the call. After all, we don’t want to look like a couple of idiots. 

big 12

and orlando must come along

[smazza]

8 hours ago, puc86 said:

We had fans when we played relevant teams, the aac is our albatross and we must free ourselves of it before it finally sinks us. And we have a religion but half of you heathens refuse to convert to Leavittism 

it is so good to come back after all this time away seeing the same topics!  i love you guys

[DELdaBull]

We missed you smazza. And you are STILL a prolific poster. 

[macphisto]

https://www.orlandosentinel.com/sports/college-gridiron-365/os-sp-aac-espn-deal-20191213-nouryexgtbfvrdvja37rz3eogy-story.html

 

"These discussions won’t have an impact on the amount of revenue each of the AAC members would receive, according to Aresco. That number was reportedly about $7 million annually per school.

“No school will end up getting less money than they were going to get originally,” Aresco said. “That typically won’t happen, it’s just a question of what adjustments you make and if you make financial adjustments, it still doesn’t mean anybody is going to get less.”"