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One final note here this hour on the financials and stuff I was just talking about.

The ACC in order to keep their teams happy, so Clemson, Florida State, Miami in particular,

in order to keep them happy, they have redone their, how they're going to do their distribution.

So the bigger the game, the more of the big games you play in, the more eyeballs you draw,

you're going to generate more revenue if you're in those conferences.

And we saw an announcement yesterday that was getting a lot of attention that Notre Dame and Clemson

have announced a, it was like a 12-year deal that they're going to play each other.

Now, there were some years that they were already going to play each other

as part of the ACC's contract with Notre Dame,

or maybe it's Notre Dame's contract with the ACC.

But regardless, the Notre Dame Clemson games will count as part of Notre Dame's

five annual ACC games only in the years that they were in rotation to play each other according to the ACC.

In those other years, they will have an additional, so it would be the sixth game that Notre Dame would play against the ACC.

This is the thing.

There's two factors that were in play here, the way I look at it.

One is TV inventory.

The ACC's networks, so ESPN, et cetera, ABC, they need more big games.

So now, in addition to, I think it's like three or four Clemson Notre Dame

matchups over the next 12 years, they get 12 of them.

Obviously, NBC gets half of them, so they're super happy about it because they get half of

the, they get those Notre Dame home games.

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