In the short-term under the current contracts. But if true unbundling

happens in future it isn't going to necessarily level the payouts to the different conferences. Having a high-demand product will always win out regardless of distribution method. Football is the high-demand product accounting for 80% of the revenue. Every other sport is basically immaterial and being discussed a lot on here because that is the ACC's strongpoint.

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Posted: 06/07/2016 at 10:26AM

After the big shift to a la cart streaming the ACC network issue will -- ColumbusHokie 06/06/2016 1:18PM

Re: After the big shift to a la cart streaming the ACC network issue will -- 33laszlo99 06/06/2016 9:42PM

Yeah, it won't disappear for a long time, and even when it does, -- reestuart 06/07/2016 08:20AM

Agreed. "Unbundling" is being used as cover by ACC/B12 & by ESPN to -- Colonel Jessup 06/07/2016 09:22AM

Yeah, people seem to think it will even things out, but the reality is -- reestuart 06/07/2016 09:50AM

The SEC and B1G cannot decide to do that! ESPN or Fox would have -- ColumbusHokie 06/07/2016 10:09AM

Right, and each have monetary interests in the -- reestuart 06/07/2016 10:43AM

In the short-term under the current contracts. But if true unbundling -- Colonel Jessup 06/07/2016 10:26AM

To me, the ACC needs to leverage it's classic games inventory -- PadrosWindup 06/06/2016 12:55PM

Love what the B1G does; edit cfb games down to an hour and replay them. ** -- HokieHollar 06/06/2016 7:52PM

Great thought provoking post. Thanks. ** -- hokie4ever 06/06/2016 12:40PM

In the short-term under the current contracts. But if true unbundling

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