Duke secures streaming deal for three non‑conference games next season
ACC commissioner Jim Phillips fully backs Duke's new broadcast arrangement. The university has signed a multiyear contract with a streaming service to air three non‑conference matchups against UConn, Gonzaga and Michigan online.
The move sparked debate among ACC officials over media‑rights implications. Phillips emphasized that the conference was aware of the deal and supports Duke's creative revenue strategy.
The agreement marks the first appearance of college basketball on a streaming platform.
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