ESPN has a good deal locked in thru 2036. Why would they

want to let go of that? And at same time give Fox some of its properties?

Here is the only way perhaps:
- assume 10 ACC schools require to break GOR
- ESPN/SEC takes, say, the 6 they want and use B1G to take the other 4.
- ESPN/SEC takes football properties while B1G stays with AAU approach.

Still think it would be a bad play for ESPN and there would be some SEC opposition to Clemson, FSU, and Miami I would think.

In response to this post by VT ChemE 1986

Posted: 07/26/2021 at 11:40AM

What is the appetite of Fox to take on ESPN? -- VT ChemE 1986 07/26/2021 11:03AM

This will go however the Mouse wants it to go ** -- daveinop 07/26/2021 1:37PM

ACC 2036 GOR precludes it. If ACC’s GOR was 2026, -- Colonel Jessup 07/26/2021 11:10AM

There is another way I think... -- VT ChemE 1986 07/26/2021 11:29AM

ESPN has a good deal locked in thru 2036. Why would they -- Colonel Jessup 07/26/2021 11:40AM

Maybe Espn doesn’t have the franchise it -- GreenvilleVT 07/26/2021 1:00PM

Unless the B1G swallows up that PAC, I think the B1G is far more interested -- Maroon Baboon 07/26/2021 1:08PM

Agreed. The distribution may look as follows: -- VT ChemE 1986 07/26/2021 11:45AM

I believe we are about to find out...let the dominos fall ** -- VaTechHokiesACC 07/26/2021 11:06AM

ESPN has a good deal locked in thru 2036. Why would they

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