USC & UCLA to B1G by 2024; conferences react; TV contracts thread
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Screw FSU and Clemson. They were happy with the GOR when it suited their purposes. Somewhere Little Wally Loh is having himself a good chuckle.
Notre Dame reminds you of the balding, mid-fifties aged divorcee who still lives in the "swinging '70's" and think that he is the hottest stud muffin at every party. Loud, obnoxious and a lousy comb-over to match his polyester suit and still thinks his "loving" is still craved by the masses today.....
Nothing really shocking about that. The process will take up to 4 months and could end up back in court if the 2 sides don’t come to an agreement. A few interesting nuggets from the article-
-The article states FSU could potentially be heading to the Big Ten. Interesting it doesn’t say Big Ten or SEC. Given ESPN’s behind the scenes efforts to reorganize conferences, just thought that was an interesting omission.
- The ACC is fighting to keep its contract with ESPN secret. FSU wants open transparency on the details with the documents unsealed.
-No mention of how Clemson would fit into all of this with their recent lawsuit in South Carolina against the ACC. Could there be competing judges with different rulings?
www.espn.com
-The article states FSU could potentially be heading to the Big Ten. Interesting it doesn’t say Big Ten or SEC. Given ESPN’s behind the scenes efforts to reorganize conferences, just thought that was an interesting omission.
- The ACC is fighting to keep its contract with ESPN secret. FSU wants open transparency on the details with the documents unsealed.
-No mention of how Clemson would fit into all of this with their recent lawsuit in South Carolina against the ACC. Could there be competing judges with different rulings?
Judge orders FSU, ACC to mediation to settle suit
A Tallahassee judge has ordered Florida State and the ACC to enter mediation in hopes of settling a high-profile lawsuit that could dramatically impact the future of the league.
www.espn.com
