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Orange Elite [5371]
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Clemson, FSU and the GOR
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May 14, 2023, 1:49 PM
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Clemson, Florida State teaming up to challenge ACC’s Grant of Rights
by John Buhler23h ago Clemson and Florida State are looking to take on the outdated ACC Grant of Rights they signed.
Don’t be shocked if Clemson and Florida State are the two reasons why the ACC could collapse.
While I don’t think we need to live in a world with two mega conferences, the ACC is about to get lapped if it doesn’t do something fast. When the 14-team league signed its grant of rights, it fought for stability overcompensation. As it turns out, that was the worst thing in the world for them. This is because the ACC cannot renegotiate its deal with Disney until 2036 at the earliest.
As you can understand, traditional college football powers like Clemson and Florida State are not exactly cool with this. Rival conferences such as the Big Ten and SEC could have renegotiated twice, maybe even three times, before the ACC gets another chance to sit at the table. There is a chance even the newfangled, XFL-inspired Big 12 could gain substantial leverage over them soon.
The other 12 ACC schools may resent Clemson and Florida State for doing this, but they have to…
Clemson, Florida State to take on the ACC’s Grant of Rights, for better or worse…
The ACC may be a conference defined by hardwood excellence, but we know what really pays the bills here. College football is king, especially in the south, where many of the league’s member institutions reside. The league can be very competitive at times, but we have not seen an ACC team make the College Football Playoff in either of the last two seasons. Clemson can’t do it all…
With Florida State well on its way toward being back under Mike Norvell, the Seminoles carry so much weight in this as well. This is because, all things equal, the Seminoles are the best program in the conference when they’re firing on all cylinders. Florida State can get to places on the gridiron Clemson only recently showed it can. While Miami and others would beg to differ, it’s not about U.
For the folks living their best lives in and around Tobacco Road, you have to realize you need Clemson and Florida State to avoid becoming the new Big East. If you want to be that, that is fine, but wouldn’t you want to aspire to be more? The absolute last thing you want is for Greg Sankey to go big-game hunting again and poach your two best football brands to go join the SEC in 2026.
Despite what Florida and South Carolina may have to say about that, everybody else in the league will tell them to shut up, just like the 13 other schools told Texas A&M when there were rumors about Texas joining the conference. No doubt about it, Clemson and Florida State are the two schools the SEC would love to add, but doing so would be so detrimental to the fabric of the ACC.
The only saving grace for ACC football is for the Grant of Rights to be ripped to shreds yesterday.
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ACC meeting this week.
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May 14, 2023, 2:13 PM
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I suspect that Clemson and FSU will go hard with the agenda of asking for unequal revenue distribution. I don't think they are doing it because they think it has any chance of succeeding. I think they are doing it upon advice from legal counsel. (Judge will ask, "Have you done everything you can in order to look at all the possibilities where you can stay in the ACC with the GOR?")
I'm hoping that these two schools have "silent partners" that will join them in the soon coming lawsuit.
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Re: ACC meeting this week.
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May 14, 2023, 2:21 PM
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What happens will happen but we will not challenge the GOR because that would be financial suicide. I just do not see anyting other than the ACC trying to add teams that would move tv needle.
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Not today Valleycoot.***
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May 14, 2023, 2:32 PM
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Paw Warrior [4899]
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Think that window passed immediately after the SEC-OU/TX news broke 2 yrs ago
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May 14, 2023, 2:50 PM
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Best window of opportunity was Cincy & UCF, possibly going after WV given the Big 12 was blindsided by that news. Really ND giving up independence is only thing to go with, solely b/c read that part of their membership deal is they have to join ACC if they give up FB independence prior to expiration of GOR.
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Re: Think that window passed immediately after the SEC-OU/TX news broke 2 yrs ago
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May 14, 2023, 3:43 PM
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UCF would have added nothing when it comes to TV$$$$. With FSU and Miami in the league the state of Florida is wrapped up. UCF would be just another mouth to feed.
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Clemson Sports Icon [56208]
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Re: ACC meeting this week.
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May 14, 2023, 2:52 PM
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No one wants to join the ACC with its current grant of rights.
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Ring of Honor [21142]
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Re: ACC meeting this week.
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May 14, 2023, 3:48 PM
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Make that, no one that adds value wants to join the ACC with the GOR.
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National Champion [8071]
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This Is Precise and Accurate!
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May 14, 2023, 4:25 PM
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Make that, no one that adds value wants to join the ACC with the GOR.
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Re: Clemson, FSU and the GOR
May 14, 2023, 2:35 PM
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Once 6 ACC teams want out there is no more Grant of Rights...
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National Champion [8071]
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A Big Step. In what will be a series of "steps"!
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May 14, 2023, 2:38 PM
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This is the shot across the bow; if you will.
What happens next is; "show me why you think you deserve a larger share"?
Present compelling evidence to that point!
I think if Greensboro hasn't been paying attention; if nothing else this will wake them up at least!
What's crazy is; "you can't even really call the ACC a great basketball conference of late" Greensboro folk!
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I keep hearing buzz about this but
May 14, 2023, 2:54 PM
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In the end, the GOR will keep FSU and Clemson in the ACC until at least 2033. By that time the damage will already be done. President Clements and FSUs president should have thought twice before signing such a long term deal. Terrible move. They should have said "make it a ten year deal and then we sign" but no they had to get this deal done because they didn't want the conference to lose anymore major powerhouses like ... Maryland. You know, Maryland is on par with Alabama and LSU as football powers...lol. seriously... all this started with Maryland bolting to the Big Ten. Let them leave, I say. Louisville is better as far as I'm concerned. But no the deal was signed and by time it's over Clemson, FSU and the rest of the ACC will be on a group of five level. Maybe we can claw our way back, but Clements should be fired immediately for putting us in this situation!
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Re: Clemson, FSU and the GOR
May 14, 2023, 3:53 PM
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This is terrible journalism, if you can even call it that? Where did this come from? Some kids blog?
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Anyone with a website can call themselves a journalist.
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May 14, 2023, 4:10 PM
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It's crazy.
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Re: Clemson, FSU and the GOR
May 14, 2023, 4:02 PM
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Would the SEC want Clemson and FSU?
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