Report: ACC Exit Fees to Drop As Part of FSU, Clemson Lawsuit Settlement
The ACC is finalizing a settlement with Florida State and Clemson that will end the litigation between the two programs and the conference. Per ESPN's Andrea Adelson, one of the key details in the settlement will see exit fees reduced by $18 million each year through the 2029-30 academic year.
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CFB Analyst Drops Truth Bombs on FSU, Clemson Kicking Cans Until the ACC’s $75M ExitIn a recent video, a college football analyst made some dismal comments about the present situation between Florida State ...
Florida State and Clemson voted to agree on settling their four ongoing lawsuits against the ACC and a new ...
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From burn the ships to bend the knee, the ugly divorce that wasn't between Florida State, Clemson and the ACC is close to ...
The ACC will no longer distribute media-rights revenue equally but give bonuses to schools that draw the most TV viewers.
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A person familiar with the situation says the Atlantic Coast Conference, Clemson and Florida State have reached a proposed ...
The conference will tie revenue to television viewership and reduce exit fees yearly.
ESPN analyst Greg McElory has his doubts over how effective this Clemson, Florida State, ACC settlement will be.
In many ways, it’s been a historic season for the Clemson Tigers, who wrapped up the regular season with a 65-47 victory over the Virginia Tech Hokies.
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