Ross Dellenger details financial conditions for potential ACC expansion of Cal, Stanford, SMU

The ACC is reportedly considering expansion with Cal, Stanford and SMU, the newly revealed third team, per Yahoo Sports’ Ross Dellenger.

New financial details were revealed if the ACC were to add all three schools to the east coast conference. The biggest thing? Cal and Stanford come in at a reduced share while SMU would forgo years of distribution.

Plus, ESPN would get involved in this expansion with the ACC.

“Our Yahoo Sports story from Tuesday on the ACC exploring expansion additions Cal, Stanford and SMU, where we dive into the financials: SMU open to forgoing 5+ years of distribution, Cal, Stanford taking a 60-70% share, ESPN new $$ off-setting current member travel increases,” Dellenger wrote on Twitter.

If the decision to add all three of Cal, Stanford, and SMU becomes official, the ACC will have a ton of new territory to work with. California and Texas are booming areas of the country, with the Lone Star State being football obsessed.As schools such as Clemson, Florida State, and even North Carolina attempt to leave the ACC, conference officials are attempting to at least compete against the Big Ten and SEC.

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