ACC could quiet Florida State, Clemson
ACC could quiet Florida State, Clemson, but why give in to desperation play?
But the facts remain the same. The ACC holds every ounce of leverage, and Clemson and FSU saying they’ll stay in the league only under their terms is the ultimate walk-back, a desperation play. Which in turn means if the ACC goes along, it’s only offering those schools the dollar-lined off-ramp they’re desperately seeking.
A proposed ACC revenue plan could end FSU and Clemson's lawsuits against the conference, keeping the schools in the ACC with ...
The conference claims both schools are breaching their contracts simply by suing to get out of a deal they have signed twice ...
Yahoo's Ross Dellenger reports ACC presidents are weighing a plan to settle with Florida State and Clemson and convince the ...
Talks between Clemson, Florida State and the ACC have ramped up in recent weeks, sources told ESPN, on a revenue distribution ...
Would the Seminoles be trying to make peace if they were unbeaten, ranked, No. 4 and making a national title run? Probably not.
The ACC, Florida State and Clemson are in the early stages of their lawsuit that might indeed end in a settlement, just not the way anybody expected.
The status-quo is unsustainable, and FSU is worth more than the $41 million in media rights revenue it's paid annually under ...
Ross Dellenger, the Senior College Football Reporter for Yahoo Sports, released a story late Tuesday that detailed how the ...
News of the proposal first emerged through various national reports Tuesday night.
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Florida State and Clemson’s lawsuits against the ACC are going nowhere. The ACC, meanwhile, is taking a PR beating. It ...
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