ACC settlement paradox is one of strength and futility, but college sports will eventually tear itself apart
Two things can be true regarding the ACC's settlement this week of the crippling lawsuits brought by Florida State and Clemson: the resolution provides long-desired security and solidarity for a conference that looked to be ripped apart by those schools' saber rattling
Schools that want to leave the Atlantic Coast Conference now know exactly what it will cost to leave the league, a figure ...
With one week left in the regular season, the men’s NCAA tournament field is pretty well set, but three ACC schools have critical games this week that may deter ...
The ACC will no longer distribute media-rights revenue equally but give bonuses to schools that draw the most TV viewers.
The ACC’s board of directors has approved a proposed settlement that would end the legal fights with Clemson and Florida ...
The ACC, Clemson and Florida State are ready to move forward together after legal fights that threatened the stability of the ...
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Duke loses assistant coach to rival ACC schoolThe Duke Blue Devils are losing one of their coaches after the season. Duke assistant coach Jai Lucas has been hired by the ...
A change in the ACC's revenue-distribution model and cheaper fee for exiting the conference means Florida State came out on ...
Florida State University's Board of Trustees unanimously approved settlement terms in the school's lawsuit against the Atlantic Coast Conference.
Notre Dame basketball needed a win to secure a spot in next week's Atlantic Coast Conference tournament, but a late game ...
The Louisville Cardinals square off against the Clemson Tigers in the ACC Tournament. Thursday's meeting is the first this season for the teams.
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