Jul 30, 2021
7:29:08am
7:29:08am
Two most important issues are
1- how much money they can get from TV rights during renegotiation vs how much they can get from those rights in the AAC?
2- how will the b12 be viewed, ie payed, by the CFP when contracts are renegotiated in the next few years?
It’s all money. If they can secure better TV rights money than the AAC AND they retain their standing as a p5 at the CFP table, then there’s no rational reason to dissolve.
Money money money.
2- how will the b12 be viewed, ie payed, by the CFP when contracts are renegotiated in the next few years?
It’s all money. If they can secure better TV rights money than the AAC AND they retain their standing as a p5 at the CFP table, then there’s no rational reason to dissolve.
Money money money.
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7/30/21 6:21am
I think the AAC is trying to capitalize on confusion and people trying to rush preservation. Also, Aresco is a master
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