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
Clemson and Florida State are settling their lawsuits with the ACC, bringing stability to the conference — for now. What does ...
March is a busy month on the sports calendar ... they lost to Clemson in the ACC title game and then lost to Penn State in the first round of the College Football Playoff. While Year 1 should ...
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 and the Atlantic Coast Conference voted to settle their lawsuits. Here's why the settlement sets up Clemson to exit the league.
News is buzzing around spring football and the Clemson Tigers have some key players of interest set on their roster.
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.
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