What does the ACC have to offer?

Posted May 21, 2012
Under the ACC's original contract, which was signed in 2010, each member school was scheduled to receive an average of $12.9 million per year. The new deal reportedly will pay each school an average of $17.1 million per year, over the life of the contract. While that's a solid gain in just two years — especially considering it wasn't negotiated on the open market — the problem for the ACC is those terms likely won't keep pace with the massive deals being tossed around to other leagues. (Tallahassee Democrat)

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