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ESPN extends ACC media rights deal through 2036
ESPN extends the ACC media rights deal through 2036: What it means for Cal and Stanford
The Bay Area schools need not worry about their new home imploding anytime soon, but there is a cost for the security.
ESPN exercises option extending media base-rights agreement with the ACC through 2035-36
ESPN has exercised its option to extend a base-rights media deal with the Atlantic Coast Conference through 2035-36, aligning the timeline with a second deal that covers their partnership for the ACC Network.
ESPN, ACC renew broadcast rights deal for another decade
The deal will mean that most of the ACC’s football, basketball, and other games and events will stay on ESPN airwaves for the foreseeable future. When ESPN’s new streaming service Flagship launches later this year,
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ACC to shift focus to revenue distribution, brand initiatives following ESPN extension
CAA World Congress of Sports Early Registration Offer Runs Through Friday, Jan. 31 ...
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As ESPN picks up ACC option through 2036, what’s next for FSU, Clemson and all those lawsuits?
Florida State, Clemson and the ACC are approaching a key date involving TV contracts for ESPN. Will lawsuit resolutions ...
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Why new ESPN deal could keep Clemson, Florida State in ACC, help settle lawsuit
The ACC is in the process of extending its TV contract with ESPN. Here's what the extension would mean for Clemson and FSU's ...
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ACC TV Extension Could Keep Florida State, Clemson in the Conference
The ACC announced on Thursday that it has accepted a nine-year extension of its TV rights with ESPN, which could help keep ...
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