ACC settling lawsuits provides short-term stability, but conference realignment still lingers down the road
Tuesday's news that the ACC and member schools Clemson and Florida State dropped their lawsuits against each other was both ...
ACC lowers exit fee for schools to leave conference with their media rights
Schools that want to leave the Atlantic Coast Conference now know exactly what it will cost to leave the league, a figure ...
ACC works out a deal to appease Florida State and Clemson (for now)
The conference will tie revenue to television viewership and reduce exit fees yearly.
ACC NCAA Tournament Projections: UNC, SMU, Wake Forest on the Bubble
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 ...
College football’s Doomsday Clock: The ACC settlement, media rights expiration dates and the next great realignment
The ACC lawsuit settlement sets the stage for dramatic change in college football early in the 2030s, when a series of media ...
Clemson, Florida State drop lawsuits against ACC after revenue-sharing change up
The ACC will no longer distribute media-rights revenue equally but give bonuses to schools that draw the most TV viewers.
ACC settlement opens door for Clemson and Florida State to leave conference in 2030
While the ACC's settlement with its two biggest brands preserves the league for now, it could also make it easier for both to ...
ACC approves settlement with Clemson and Florida State that would change revenue distribution
The ACC’s board of directors has approved a proposed settlement that would end the legal fights with Clemson and Florida ...
ACC close to deal with suing schools
The legal fights between the Atlantic Coast Conference and high-profile member schools Clemson and Florida State appear close to resolution, which could provide the league with a measure of stability ...
Was suing the ACC a good investment? Here's what Clemson has paid its lawyers as of settlement day.
Athletic director Graham Neff has sold the university's lawsuit, and now settlement with the ACC, as a good investment.