By Kevin Borba, All Cardinal: Similar to other programs that are leaving the Pac-12 for greener pastures, Stanford and Cal will not be fully compensated for their jump to the ACC at first.
In fact, both Stanford and Cal will be on the receiving end of reduced shares of the ACC’s media rights deal for nine years, but will then transition to full-share membership for the final three years of the contract.
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