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Clemson / FSU Lawsuits vs ACC Is Delivering
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Oct 17, 2024, 4:31 PM
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Good article below with where the status is, though the title is misleading. What's losing momentum seems more in the need to litigate. Two things are happening... The ACC is looking to enhance payouts for us, FSU, and potentially others but who cares about them. Second - since we filed and docs are now being shared, we don't hear Jim Phillips out there talking 'iron clad' and all that. There's something there, because there's negotiations going on. That's how I see it anyway.
https://www.yardbarker.com/college_football/articles/florida_state_clemson_legal_efforts_to_leave_acc_losing_momentum/s1_13132_41065610
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Tiger Spirit [9175]
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Yawn. Attorneys getting rich is all!***
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Oct 17, 2024, 4:47 PM
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Re: Clemson / FSU Lawsuits vs ACC Is Delivering
Oct 17, 2024, 5:39 PM
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Don't want to leave unless and until we have an offer in hand (B1G or SEC). We need to get the AAU thing done asap.
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Re: Clemson / FSU Lawsuits vs ACC Is Delivering
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Oct 17, 2024, 6:08 PM
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It's pretty simple, if we don't get out of the ACC our football future is done. More money ain't enough as it still won't be as much as we'd get in one of the P2 conferences, yes, I said it, because let's be honest (and I called this when UT and OU announced leaving the Big 12), the NCAA is dead and soon to be gone. This was an inevitable move as it's completely corrupt and couldn't be fixed. The Big10 and SEC are already discussing having their own National Title, they have ALL the good teams, ALL the big money TV rights, and everyone else will end up being like D2.
I agree with the invite, however, I would guarantee the reason we (and FSU) have not received one yet is because of our GOR and ACC mess - last thing either of those conferences want is a lawsuit. And if ESPN continues to tamper with us getting into the SEC, then I believe (as I read someone post here a while back) the best move is to lobby for an invite into the Big10. The SEC wants no part of the Big10 coming into the south so we could sting arm them out of their ESPN leverage from that angle.
And lastly...if it's not the money, or the fact we'll be playing in the "subpar" playoffs of all the leftover conferences since the SEC and Big10 will likely have their own Natty; it's the simple fact of the teams in the conferences. I mean come on, if you're a kid looking at schools why in the #### would you want to go to Clemson and play our 'acc' schedule when you could go to one of the Power 2 conferences and play the biggest and the best week in and week out, on national TV with the best slotted times. Let's be honest the remaining conferences will be getting the crap time slots and days, shoot, Clemson will probably be playing Tuesday nights down the road if we don't get out of the ACC.
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Re: Clemson / FSU Lawsuits vs ACC Is Delivering
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Oct 17, 2024, 6:23 PM
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You really want to play in SEC? The Big 10 is more academically oriented and has fewer great teams.
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Re: Clemson / FSU Lawsuits vs ACC Is Delivering
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Oct 17, 2024, 6:57 PM
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Not only the money, but I would say even with it being said (even by SEC folks) that Clemson is an SEC school playing from the sissy ACC conference. But our biggest drawback even more than the money is in recruiting, and bc we're ACC we never get an equal haul of the 5 star recruits bc they have been told their entire FB career from the smallest divisions and up through college that they will be notice more and have a better chance of playing in the NFL from the SEC, also they are told that SEC talent is Bigger, Stronger, Taller, and Faster. That's also a myth that has been the ESECPN Monarch ever since ESPN became a major broadcaster of sports when those of us that's in our 70's now were in our teens and very early 20's when they first aired on TV, and they have always signed the biggest money contracts with the SEC....
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Totally agree with everything you wrote.
Oct 17, 2024, 9:12 PM
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I have been thinking the same, especially about where players will want to play. It is already happening and will only become more so.
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Re: Clemson / FSU Lawsuits vs ACC Is Delivering
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Oct 18, 2024, 10:36 AM
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1. Clemson will get into one of the P2 conferences if and when we get free of the ACC - and not before.
2. I am not sure that a P2 conference will be any less corrupt than the NCAA.
3. I understand that Clemson fans are eager to escape the impending decimation that is certain to happen to ant football program that is left on the outside looking in.
4. There are 80 or 90 other programs which have no realistic chance of finding a way into P2, that will go away over the next decade. I do not see how that can be good for college athletics - the institutions - the athletes - the fans.
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Re: Clemson / FSU Lawsuits vs ACC Is Delivering
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Oct 17, 2024, 6:09 PM
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Personally, for Clemson long term, we would be better off in the SEC even though I think that the competition in the SEC is much tougher than it would be in the Big 10. But I also think that Dabo or whoever the next HC after Dabo could, would recruit from the SEC at the very same level as the top teams in the SEC today. Heck yes winning the conference championship would be tougher to win than it is in the ACC or the Big 10, but when a team wins the SEC, more times than not they usually destroy whoever the other team is in the NCG...
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Re: Clemson / FSU Lawsuits vs ACC Is Delivering
Oct 17, 2024, 6:38 PM
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Yes...and we can beat Jawga, Bama, Tennessee LSU etc.on a regular basis like all you wannabees think we can and all the extra money will help us keep up with USC, Vandy, Ark. Misery, Florida and Kentucky...what we all really need here is Dabos opinion which you already know...Dabo wants to take Clemson to the prom...that path has been paved and it don't run through the SEC...you cats are about to have a litter to use the portal like FSU and UF and Ole Miss...then we are done...Dabo does not like that...you must all be trial lawyers cause they are getting fat off suing our family! Shame on you...go back to the coop!
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Re: Clemson / FSU Lawsuits vs ACC Is Delivering
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Oct 17, 2024, 8:14 PM
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Man can you reiterate this post in English? That’s a tough read and I have no clue what point you are making?
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Thanks for the link.
Oct 17, 2024, 9:34 PM
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Obviously, I'm very interested.
I am still convinced that the SEC, B1G, ESPN and Fox are involved in discussions figuring out
1. How they will work through the maze to end up with a Super League that doesn't share their TV revenue with anyone outside their league. These discussions between Sankey and Pettiti talking about scheduling agreements and such are part of the overall plan.
2. How many teams will there be in the new league.
3. Which teams will be in the new league.
4. Which teams will go to which conferences.
So, the four powers I mentioned above will decide which conference FSU and Clemson end up in. The lawsuits are just part of the complicated path that has to be traversed.
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Re: Thanks for the link.
Oct 18, 2024, 8:13 AM
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The link really doesn’t say anything that we didn’t already know. I think the most important part of the meditation is agree to reduce the length of the deal with the ACC. Any agreement that goes more than 5-6 years should be a nonstarter.
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Paw Warrior [4751]
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Re: Thanks for the link.
Oct 18, 2024, 10:39 AM
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Clemson has to get out of the ACC before the "superleague" is finalized or it may be too late.
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Paw Warrior [4751]
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Re: Thanks for the link.
Oct 18, 2024, 10:43 AM
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Some of the teams from the other conferences could sue the SEC and the BIG to slow down this super league process enough for them to get out of their current situations - and into the superleague.
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Paw Warrior [4751]
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Re: Thanks for the link.
Oct 18, 2024, 10:53 AM
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Bret,
Just a couple of additional questions/thoughts
1. IF the SEC and the Big work out this scheduling issues (which seems relatively easy), do they really need to create a "superleague" ? They are talking about selling these cross-conference games as stand alones, which gains them tons of TV cash, gives ESPN & Fox highly-rated marquee games, and pushes lesser teams off of the TV scheduling.
4. If there is a super league, I don't think it will make much difference which teams end up in which conferences - there will be plenty of cross-conference games.
Finally, will both conference purge their weaker members - to be replaced by better teams outside of the league ? How will they go about that legally ?
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