Menu

ACC schools have a new path to more revenue: just win...in the postseason


The ACC has spent years working to find more money to reduce gaps with the Big Ten and Southeastern conferences. The league is hoping a new wrinkle to how it divvies up payments to its schools can provide stability. This is the first sports season under a new model allowing ACC schools to keep more of the money generated by their own postseason success. (Associated Press)

Related:

Eli Manning has a hilarious post about Lane Kiffin-Ole Miss split
Eli Manning is weighing in on the messy situation involving his alma mater. Former Ole Miss football coach Lane Kiffin departed from the university to...

Roy Kramer, former SEC commissioner who created championship game, dead at 96
Roy Kramer, who as SEC commissioner led the conference’s expansion from 10 schools to 12 and created the SEC championship game, died on December 4...

‘Loopholes have won the day’: Cap? What cap? Spending on players growing even after NCAA settlement
The settlement of a class-action lawsuit against the NCAA and its most powerful conferences this year was supposed to cap the amount of money schools...

After Notre Dame's numerous tantrums, what's the school's endgame? A divorce from the ACC?
The more Notre Dame squawks like a 7-year-old mad at their parents because they didn’t get a stuffed animal at the fair, the more reasonable...

ACC schools have a new path to more revenue: just win...in the postseason