ACC ??????

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matt105

Well-known member
Can someone explain what is going on with the possible breakup of the ACC . U Conn to the Big 12 ?
 
Here is a 100 word list explanation: :)
  1. Money
  2. Cash
  3. Dough
  4. Greenbacks
  5. Moolah
  6. Bucks
  7. Benjamins
  8. Cheddar
  9. Loot
  10. Bread
  11. Coinage
  12. Scratch
  13. Cabbage
  14. Wad
  15. Funds
  16. Bankroll
  17. Wealth
  18. Capital
  19. Finances
  20. Treasure
  21. Scratch
  22. Stash
  23. Banknotes
  24. Legal tender
  25. Paper
  26. Loot
  27. Silver
  28. Gold
  29. Coin
  30. Pounds
  31. Shillings
  32. Pence
  33. Pennies
  34. Dime
  35. Nickel
  36. Quarters
  37. Cents
  38. Notes
  39. Finances
  40. Savings
  41. Credit
  42. Riches
  43. Assets
  44. Pecuniary resources
  45. Lucre
  46. Revenue
  47. Dough
  48. Wherewithal
  49. Resources
  50. Means
  51. Fortune
  52. Payment
  53. Expenditure
  54. Coinage
  55. Bullion
  56. Specie
  57. Legal tender
  58. Remittance
  59. Compensation
  60. Salary
  61. Wages
  62. Pay
  63. Earnings
  64. Remuneration
  65. Profit
  66. Income
  67. Capital
  68. Treasury
  69. Reserve
  70. Allowance
  71. Grant
  72. Donation
  73. Fee
  74. Subsidy
  75. Aid
  76. Gift
  77. Inheritance
  78. Dividend
  79. Royalty
  80. Revenue
  81. Return
  82. Stockpile
  83. Nest egg
  84. Trust
  85. Investment
  86. Bonds
  87. Stocks
  88. Real estate
  89. Commodities
  90. Futures
  91. Options
  92. Annuity
  93. Patrimony
  94. Estate
  95. Holding
  96. Principal
  97. Yield
  98. Paycheck
  99. Financial resources
  100. Remuneration
 
SJ_NYC said:
Here is a 100 word list explanation: :)
  1. Money
  2. Cash
  3. Dough
  4. Greenbacks
  5. Moolah
  6. Bucks
  7. Benjamins
  8. Cheddar
  9. Loot
  10. Bread
  11. Coinage
  12. Scratch
  13. Cabbage
  14. Wad
  15. Funds
  16. Bankroll
  17. Wealth
  18. Capital
  19. Finances
  20. Treasure
  21. Scratch
  22. Stash
  23. Banknotes
  24. Legal tender
  25. Paper
  26. Loot
  27. Silver
  28. Gold
  29. Coin
  30. Pounds
  31. Shillings
  32. Pence
  33. Pennies
  34. Dime
  35. Nickel
  36. Quarters
  37. Cents
  38. Notes
  39. Finances
  40. Savings
  41. Credit
  42. Riches
  43. Assets
  44. Pecuniary resources
  45. Lucre
  46. Revenue
  47. Dough
  48. Wherewithal
  49. Resources
  50. Means
  51. Fortune
  52. Payment
  53. Expenditure
  54. Coinage
  55. Bullion
  56. Specie
  57. Legal tender
  58. Remittance
  59. Compensation
  60. Salary
  61. Wages
  62. Pay
  63. Earnings
  64. Remuneration
  65. Profit
  66. Income
  67. Capital
  68. Treasury
  69. Reserve
  70. Allowance
  71. Grant
  72. Donation
  73. Fee
  74. Subsidy
  75. Aid
  76. Gift
  77. Inheritance
  78. Dividend
  79. Royalty
  80. Revenue
  81. Return
  82. Stockpile
  83. Nest egg
  84. Trust
  85. Investment
  86. Bonds
  87. Stocks
  88. Real estate
  89. Commodities
  90. Futures
  91. Options
  92. Annuity
  93. Patrimony
  94. Estate
  95. Holding
  96. Principal
  97. Yield
  98. Paycheck
  99. Financial resources
  100. Remuneration
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I like the paragraphs. 😉
 
Here is a quick summary of the issues facing the ACC

The ACC equally divides all TV money among its members.

The ACC receives substantially less TV revenue than the SEC and B1G.

Florida State, Clemson and UMiami (called them the “Football Schools”) feel that their cut of TV money is unfair compared to say Wake or Syracuse since football generates more money from a network than basketball.

The Football Schools believe that the lesser sums of TV money they receive puts them at a big disadvantage to the football powers in the SEC and B1G.

The Football Schools have by contract previously assigned their sports media rights to the ACC which makes it likely impossible to leave before the expiration of such agreement in 2036, or a majority of ACC votes to dissolve, or the assignment is declared by a court of competent jurisdiction to be unenforceable.

At a recent meeting of the ACC ADs it was rumored that in private discussions 7 of the 14 ACC members came down, in one way or another in favor of tiered distribution of the TV revenue or dissolution of the ACC. The other schools possibly leaning with the Football Schools include Virginia Tech, UNC and 2 others.

Most expect that their will be some short term compromise on ACC member payments but long run The Football Schools want out of the ACC.
 
SJ_NYC said:
Here is a 100 word list explanation: :)
  1. Money
  2. Cash
  3. Dough
  4. Greenbacks
  5. Moolah
  6. Bucks
  7. Benjamins
  8. Cheddar
  9. Loot
  10. Bread
  11. Coinage
  12. Scratch
  13. Cabbage
  14. Wad
  15. Funds
  16. Bankroll
  17. Wealth
  18. Capital
  19. Finances
  20. Treasure
  21. Scratch
  22. Stash
  23. Banknotes
  24. Legal tender
  25. Paper
  26. Loot
  27. Silver
  28. Gold
  29. Coin
  30. Pounds
  31. Shillings
  32. Pence
  33. Pennies
  34. Dime
  35. Nickel
  36. Quarters
  37. Cents
  38. Notes
  39. Finances
  40. Savings
  41. Credit
  42. Riches
  43. Assets
  44. Pecuniary resources
  45. Lucre
  46. Revenue
  47. Dough
  48. Wherewithal
  49. Resources
  50. Means
  51. Fortune
  52. Payment
  53. Expenditure
  54. Coinage
  55. Bullion
  56. Specie
  57. Legal tender
  58. Remittance
  59. Compensation
  60. Salary
  61. Wages
  62. Pay
  63. Earnings
  64. Remuneration
  65. Profit
  66. Income
  67. Capital
  68. Treasury
  69. Reserve
  70. Allowance
  71. Grant
  72. Donation
  73. Fee
  74. Subsidy
  75. Aid
  76. Gift
  77. Inheritance
  78. Dividend
  79. Royalty
  80. Revenue
  81. Return
  82. Stockpile
  83. Nest egg
  84. Trust
  85. Investment
  86. Bonds
  87. Stocks
  88. Real estate
  89. Commodities
  90. Futures
  91. Options
  92. Annuity
  93. Patrimony
  94. Estate
  95. Holding
  96. Principal
  97. Yield
  98. Paycheck
  99. Financial resources
  100. Remuneration
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I did notice coinage twice. So 99 lol.
 
otis said:
Here is a quick summary of the issues facing the ACC

The ACC equally divides all TV money among its members.

The ACC receives substantially less TV revenue than the SEC and B1G.

Florida State, Clemson and UMiami (called them the “Football Schools”) feel that their cut of TV money is unfair compared to say Wake or Syracuse since football generates more money from a network than basketball.

The Football Schools believe that the lesser sums of TV money they receive puts them at a big disadvantage to the football powers in the SEC and B1G.

The Football Schools have by contract previously assigned their sports media rights to the ACC which makes it likely impossible to leave before the expiration of such agreement in 2036, or a majority of ACC votes to dissolve, or the assignment is declared by a court of competent jurisdiction to be unenforceable.

At a recent meeting of the ACC ADs it was rumored that in private discussions 7 of the 14 ACC members came down, in one way or another in favor of tiered distribution of the TV revenue or dissolution of the ACC. The other schools possibly leaning with the Football Schools include Virginia Tech, UNC and 2 others.

Most expect that their will be some short term compromise on ACC member payments but long run The Football Schools want out of the ACC.
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Good synopsis. Actually founding members UNC and Virginia are in lockstep with FSU, Miami and Clemson with Va Tech and one other school (Pitt?) joining in.
 
SJU85 said:
Good synopsis. Actually founding members UNC and Virginia are in lockstep with FSU, Miami and Clemson with Va Tech and one other school (Pitt?) joining in.
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That sure as hell sounds like UNC and Virginia know they will be in the Big 10.
 
SJ_NYC said:
Here is a 100 word list explanation: :)
  1. Money
  2. Cash
  3. Dough
  4. Greenbacks
  5. Moolah
  6. Bucks
  7. Benjamins
  8. Cheddar
  9. Loot
  10. Bread
  11. Coinage
  12. Scratch
  13. Cabbage
  14. Wad
  15. Funds
  16. Bankroll
  17. Wealth
  18. Capital
  19. Finances
  20. Treasure
  21. Scratch
  22. Stash
  23. Banknotes
  24. Legal tender
  25. Paper
  26. Loot
  27. Silver
  28. Gold
  29. Coin
  30. Pounds
  31. Shillings
  32. Pence
  33. Pennies
  34. Dime
  35. Nickel
  36. Quarters
  37. Cents
  38. Notes
  39. Finances
  40. Savings
  41. Credit
  42. Riches
  43. Assets
  44. Pecuniary resources
  45. Lucre
  46. Revenue
  47. Dough
  48. Wherewithal
  49. Resources
  50. Means
  51. Fortune
  52. Payment
  53. Expenditure
  54. Coinage
  55. Bullion
  56. Specie
  57. Legal tender
  58. Remittance
  59. Compensation
  60. Salary
  61. Wages
  62. Pay
  63. Earnings
  64. Remuneration
  65. Profit
  66. Income
  67. Capital
  68. Treasury
  69. Reserve
  70. Allowance
  71. Grant
  72. Donation
  73. Fee
  74. Subsidy
  75. Aid
  76. Gift
  77. Inheritance
  78. Dividend
  79. Royalty
  80. Revenue
  81. Return
  82. Stockpile
  83. Nest egg
  84. Trust
  85. Investment
  86. Bonds
  87. Stocks
  88. Real estate
  89. Commodities
  90. Futures
  91. Options
  92. Annuity
  93. Patrimony
  94. Estate
  95. Holding
  96. Principal
  97. Yield
  98. Paycheck
  99. Financial resources
  100. Remuneration
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Some honorable mentions:

Scharole
Bag
Dead Presidents
 
you got loot, but how about booty or bones?

Football at the college level with TV ratings and betting dwarfs college BB money wise; probably didn't so much before TV money came into the picture.

College BB ratings suffer because there are a gazillion games on almost every night except Sunday. With college FB once a week for the big time games, so they get high ratings and all the bettors watch to follow their bones......
 
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