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Clemson, Florida State and North Carolina: just send us one big beautiful fee. 
ACC: get Tulane South Florida and Rice on the phone. 

It’s happening. Just keep winning Mean Green and we are golden. 

GMG

 

 

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7 hours ago, NM Green said:

Clemson, Florida State and North Carolina: just send us one big beautiful fee. 
ACC: get Tulane South Florida and Rice on the phone. 

It’s happening. Just keep winning Mean Green and we are golden. 

GMG

 

 

lol.  It isn't gonna be Rice.  Tulane and USF are intriguing, however.

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11 hours ago, NT80 said:

Sources told ESPN that there'd just be one number to exit the league, not the combination of a traditional exit fee and the loss of media from the grant of rights.

"sources".  Gee I wonder if they were from Tallahassee FL or Clemson SC?!

GOR is absolutely the lynchpin.  I'm sure FSU/Clemson will argue otherwise but we'll see ya in court again in 2030 if that's the case.

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4 hours ago, SMU2006 said:

"sources".  Gee I wonder if they were from Tallahassee FL or Clemson SC?!

GOR is absolutely the lynchpin.  I'm sure FSU/Clemson will argue otherwise but we'll see ya in court again in 2030 if that's the case.

It does appear that they plan to take it to court.  I do not think an extended courtroom fight benefits anyone. They will ultimately settle.

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5 hours ago, SMU2006 said:

"sources".  Gee I wonder if they were from Tallahassee FL or Clemson SC?!

GOR is absolutely the lynchpin.  I'm sure FSU/Clemson will argue otherwise but we'll see ya in court again in 2030 if that's the case.

"The specific financial figures for schools to get released from the grant of rights were not readily available. But the total cost to exit the league after the 2029-30 season is expected to drop below $100 million, sources said.“

https://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/44093338/sources-fsu-clemson-expected-reach-settlement-acc

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5 hours ago, SMU2006 said:

lol.  It isn't gonna be Rice.  Tulane and USF are intriguing, however.

Why not Rice?  Private school in a large city with a rich history in college sports.  Rice would fit with a lot of the other private schools in that conference.  Sure they haven't been great at sports of late, however they could turn it around if they wanted to.  

 

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45 minutes ago, MrAlien said:

Why not Rice?  Private school in a large city with a rich history in college sports.  Rice would fit with a lot of the other private schools in that conference.  Sure they haven't been great at sports of late, however they could turn it around if they wanted to.  

 

Rice has demonstrated over and over again that they will never commit to "wanting" to.  They are fine with who they are: stumbling into a championship once ever decade or so.

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2 hours ago, greenminer said:

Rice has demonstrated over and over again that they will never commit to "wanting" to.  They are fine with who they are: stumbling into a championship once ever decade or so.

I've been very disappointed with Rice in both CUSA and the AAC. 

They were once a National Power in the 1950's.  It's the reason they built their massive 72,000 seat stadium...they used to have crowds to fill it.  Now, they are milk toast.   Barely competitive in anything...but they do have baseball...so props for that!

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9 hours ago, SMU2006 said:

"sources".  Gee I wonder if they were from Tallahassee FL or Clemson SC?!

GOR is absolutely the lynchpin.  I'm sure FSU/Clemson will argue otherwise but we'll see ya in court again in 2030 if that's the case.

Settlement is done and signed today by all parties.

Here is the good part....

"Both schools filed lawsuits against the ACC in their home states challenging the grant of rights agreement, that, according to Florida State's attorneys, could have meant paying as much as $700 million to leave the conference. The ACC sued both schools to preserve the grant of rights agreement through 2036.

As a result of the settlement, the penalty to leave the conference has been significantly reduced. The grant of rights remains in place through 2036, but beginning next year, the exit fee will be $165 million. That fee then declines by $18 million per year, leveling at $75 million in 2030-31. Any team that pays the exit fee can leave with its media rights intact."

https://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/44108761/acc-florida-state-clemson-reach-revenue-distribution-settlement

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