It will be interesting to see. How much value is given to BYU's home schedules vs the value associated with the winning percentage in the Indy era. Something tells me who BYU is playing will weigh more. But to you rpoint, it is likely that BYU will take less money from ESPN because of how important that partnership is to BYU. There is value there that can't easily be measured.

Either way, I do think BYU, based on the numbers from the AAC deal, will get at least a 125% raise in thier next contract, which should push their payout norht of $10 million.

I challenge anyone not in a P5 conference that would be able to get anywhere close to that money right now.