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What Michigan, Michigan State will pay Michigan MAC schools for future games

The Michigan MAC programs will be due to get some nice respective paydays for future non-conference road games at Michigan and Michigan State.

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Over the course of the next six seasons and academic years, Michigan and Michigan State are slated to pay a total of $13.7 million to the three Michigan MAC schools in financial guarantees for announced non-conference football games, according to contracts obtained by Mitten Football via Freedom of Information Act requests.

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