Welcome into Warchant TV, ACC meeting roundtable time. I'm Jeff Cameron.

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Warchant.com. He's Gene Williams. We got some things to get off our chest. Ira Shafel is there at

the ACC meetings. He'll be grabbing coaches and talking about all these storylines, the ones that are

most important to all of you guys and us, of course, as Florida State is sadly still a member

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which is this topic about how it is we're going narrow the revenue gap maybe that's where i'll

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let's flash some of the numbers here. as well. So don't forget, like and subscribe and stay tuned for all the best content here on

Warchance TV and Warchand.com. All right, guys, let's flash some of the numbers here. These are disgusting numbers for all of us as we move ahead and we start to look at the projected payout estimates for the ACC, I should say the lowly ACC and the PAC 12 and the Big 12. And then you see the big cahoon is up there,

the Big Ten and the SEC, and it's only going to get more and more disparate as the years go by

as you see the future incomes of those that have and those that have not and what that all means.

And of course, we can go back to when this all started, the grant of rights deal.

Gene, I want to start with you first of all and get to the big topic here, which is as these

payouts grow for the SEC and the Big Ten, and the numbers get more and more stark for the

ACC and the PAC 12 and the Big 12, you just wonder an already dominating atmosphere, or I should say landscape, excuse me, with the SEC and the Big Ten, that gap is only going to grow bigger. We're seeing evidence of that now in the draft. We're seeing this with television revenue. We're seeing this across the board. And usually that means that those that aren't in on the big payout, the money trough, I I like to say, don't win championships, don't compete for them and don't give themselves much of an opportunity to compete down the line either. You take this anywhere you want to go, big man, because it's a weighty subject. Yeah, it definitely is. And you can say what you want about, you know, oh, Flores say can do less with more.

You know, it was different when it was a million or two is the difference. And now we're looking at those projections that we had up there in Matthews producing. Thank you for putting those up. I think the difference, the 2022 estimate, we're not official right now. It's 23 million of the SEC. It's 26 million in the Big 12 or the Big 10. And what's really concerning, if you go just three years down the road, that gap goes up another 10 million. That's because the Big Ten is renegotiating

their contract. As we all know, the SEC is going to add Texas and Oklahoma. That really

beefs up what they have in terms of TV revenue. And because Florida State locked itself in,

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