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Questions arise as UAB accepts invite to AAC


Coach Andy Mac

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The most anticipated question and one that has yet to be fully answered is the fiscal ramifications and payouts for new members.

The AAC’s current contract with ESPN runs through the 2031-2032 season, paying approximately $6 million annually and set to increase over time, but three primary institutions heading to the Big 12 require a restructuring of payouts among current and incoming members.

“We’re engaging with ESPN, we’ll deal downstream with our media deal,” Aresco said. “I can say this: ESPN believes in the growth potential of this league. They’ve been a superb partner and I’m confident we’ll be supported. I don’t want to get into the financial details, we never do, but we can support our expansion.”

“As we bring schools in, we want them to feel that they are fully integrated into the conference and that they are full partners,” he added.

 

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