UM fan in Ann Arbor here. I'm sure I'm looking forward to seeing FSU in the BIG HOUSE. So glad they finally made the decision to take legal action to get of the terrible grant of rights contract with ESPN.
Haha. I'm a Seminole from saginaw. I'd love to see the Noles in the big house. But I won't lie, with it going to 12 teams, I'd like to see florida st go to the big 12 if the money is right. Norvell is from Texas. They'd play baylor, SMU. Get exposer in Texas, and with oklahoma and Texas leaving, it would be easier to get through then the big 10
@@Chris-rg9iwBig 12 is a lateral move and a probable downgrade in competition. Unless the new tv contract they sign is more than double what the big 12 is currently making, which is unlikely since they're losing the good teams, that would be a disaster scenario for Fsu IMO
I am by no means a FSU fan. I am born and raised in Miami hurricane but I feel that what fsu is doing is good. I hope they win the lawsuit and get out of the ACC. And God willing, Miami follows there lead. The acc is in shambles. The officiating is a joke and the people at the top of the ACC organization are cowards who don’t stick up for teams in their own conference.
As an FSU fan, I hope this leads to exactly what you are saying. I don't want Miami to be half a billion dollars behind such programs like Vanderbilt either. I miss the days when the Florida schools were the bullies. Ill bet the SEC and ESPN colluded to keep the ACC down for 20 years, then to add them at a very small cost because their programs have been virtually destroyed. This all smells like corruption. Fk the ACC, the SEC, and ESPN.
@@MichaelHiers-eb4tc that’s actually not entirely true. They more or less strong armed thrasher. And if my memory serves they came down from charlotte because he refused to travel up and sign.
@@MichaelHiers-eb4tc you should read more. A Hobson's choice is a free choice in which only one thing is actually offered. The term is often used to describe an illusion that multiple choices are available. The best known Hobson's choice is "I'll give you a choice: take it or leave it", wherein "leaving it" is strongly undesirable.
ESPN refused to create the ACC network without ALL the institutions signing the extension. So either dont sign and dont get the ACC Network. or Sign a Crazy long very unclear deal. @@MichaelHiers-eb4tc
@@Legendary_UA Those Championship trophies are from another era that ends next season. The B1G was happy to sit back and let Ohio State win a few nattys while the rest of the conference made it money off football viewership and academic research. It's a new era where the B1G will have more money,more exposure, and more media partners than the SEC. The B1G is taking on programs that will move the conference from 2 or 3 elite football schools, to 6 elites. And thats not even counting if Wisconsin,Michigan State, Nebraska, restore their brands. FSU joining the B1G will only make it even more of a monster.
So when they do the 30 for 30 "the death of the acc" , will the FSU playoff screw job be the beginning of the end or the final nail in the coffin? Will espn paint themselves as the good guys or the rightful villain??
If I could only believe everything someone presents, I would be a happy camper! 1. So 7 acc schools reviewed the contracts and only fsu’s counsel/outside counsel was the only one to find legal grounds to legitimately exit the acc? 2. Part of the issue of the poor acc’s football reputation is directly related to fsu’s (and va tech, Miami’s) performance on the football field over the recent years. Heck fsu has lost 5 out of the last 6 games to NC State. 3. So the previous fsu’s administration that signed the contract was grossly incompetent and signed a bad contract? More importantly, the fsu administration didn’t know any better to ask material questions about the contract? 4. How long is the acc contract and how much was fsu paid/is expected to be paid over the term? How much is the penalty vs the expected compensation for fsu? 5. What is the max penalty under Florida statutes? What is the legitimate exit payment for fsu? I would think the $570 million dollar penalty is exaggerated to violate Florida statutes. This whole debate is baseless. FSU will be in the acc for many years to come and Georgia will crush FSU in the bowl proving that fsu was inferior. You can lean on the fact that fsu players decided not to play in them bowl game, but the nation knows fsu is good but not that good.
@@njwolf6775 you wrote all that for Noone to read. I did see the last paragraph though. The game proves nothing with all the optouts. But you can believe what you want. Opinions and aholes righr?
6:18 Great point Jeff! We def were losing patience with the behind the scenes work taking place to get us out, but nothing concrete being on the table. The snub expedited that. Glad we’re finally making moves
I feel like all the southern schools in the AAC, ACC and Big 12 need to meet together to meet with the SEC to form the same super league the Big 10 has now formed instead of joining the Big Ten.
It's either the Big 10 or Big 12, why would ESPN who owns ACC rights be ok with getting sued for them to just join the SEC. They could easily just work out a deal without being sued themselves to move FSU into SEC.
@@RedMage409 ESPN didn't rob FSU, but they drove the getaway car. ESPN has invested tens of millions into the ACC Network and FSU is the biggest audience for that channel. They're basically about to lose their investment in the ACC Network while having to pay more for FSU TV rights if they went to the SEC. And it's only of marginal benefit because they're already broadcasting in Florida. A lot of insiders are saying that the SEC is focused #1 on UNC, and #2 on UVA, and is happy with those two additions. They'll stomach NCST and VT if necessary to bring those two on board. I think FSU fans called it right that the ACC sucked and they had to get out and would quickly find a home. I think you may be overvaluing how much the SEC and ESPN will want you before UNC becomes available.
@@heartbreak25 I think you overestimate the SEC’s probability of landing UNC and UVA. Those schools are academics focused and don’t care about football. This aligns them with the Big Ten, not the SEC. Also, their viewership is abysmal. Both FSU and Clemson pull in more than twice the viewership and are much better marquee matchups for ESPN. The new markets argument is a decade out of date. Would ESPN want to lose the top ACC schools to Fox and still have to pay the same amount for a greatly diminished ACC product? Better to keep them and pay a little more than hand them over to their main competitor AND still have to keep paying the ACC since they added 3 schools and still have the minimum 15.
@@RedMage409 You underestimate how comfortable the SEC is not expanding beyond 16 teams unless it's the right fit. Sankey has repeatedly said that and proved it by making zero effort to expand after the PAC-12 collapsed. You also underestimate the fact that ESPN is already financially challenged and has to bid on the new NBA TV deal. This position of "FSU has TV ratings" is redundant for a network already broadcasting where FSU viewers are already watching. This supposed ROI is a diminishing return. Being that each member school has to vote in a new member, why would the existing SEC schools vote in a new member who competes with them for recruits in the region across multiple sports? And I don't think you get the market strategy. When the B1G went to LA, TV ratings were secondary. It had everything to do with LA having the 2nd largest concentration of B1G alums after Chicago. As a PSU alum who lives in Chicago, you know what we do? We have high-paying jobs and spend A LOT of money on goods and services. Advertisers know this which is why they spend a lot of money on Fox, NBC, CBS, and the B1G Network to advertise to us. The reason why B1G earns more money than the SEC despite an inferior football product is because their markets, schools, alums, donors, and high-income consumers all overlap. Do you think insurance companies want to sell policies in the entire states of Arkansas, Mississippi, Louisiana, and South Carolina, or just NYC? Do you know where a lot of B1G graduates and alums now live and continue to move? Florida, North Carolina, and Virginia. Fox isn't solely focused on FSU fans watching FSU fans. They care about the B1G Network being broadcast 24/7 to OSU and UM fans living in Tampa and Charlotte. Again, what does FSU offer the SEC they don't already have is that FSU fans are going to watch SEC games regardless because of the regional broadcasting and the annual Gators game? Like I said, don't listen to me, listen to the insiders. FSU fans who want to go to the SEC want it more than the SEC currently wants FSU.
@@heartbreak25 there’s so much wrong with everything you wrote that I’m not sure where to start. Suffice it to say that all your talking points are outdated. We’ll see what happens, but I can guarantee you FSU will end up in one of the power 2.
- Put in place a 20 year deal with no way to renegotiate? - Neglect to renegotiate your base rate from 2012 and be underpaid over the next 20+ years? - Just be ok with ESPN delivering ACCN 3 years late - Give ESPN the option to opt out or extend media rights from 2027 - 2036? WTH was the ACC was doing back in 2016. No wonder teams are trying to leave. The more that comes out, the more I scratch my head
EXCELLENT SHOW GUYS! Quick question! What if this lawsuit destroys all ties with the SEC and ESPN, and then the Big Ten doesn’t invite the Noles? Would the NOLES go independent?
Um…. So they can’t compete in college football due to the difference in conference related revenue??? Didn’t they just got 13-0…. That math ain’t mathing. And don’t say well into the future they would fall behind…. They have been in the ACC getting much less than the SEC and Big for decades and I’m pretty sure yall won national titles with Bobby Bowden… just drop the bullshit and say we want more money cause we think we deserve it. Period.
Big Noles fan here since the early 80's. Still, we signed a contract in good faith with the ACC decades ago. Honor it. Besides, we don't need to go anywhere. Instead, why not try to induce Notre Dame into the conference. The Irish are already an ACC basketball member and have been. Notre Dame added to the ACC would solve any disputes and raise the level of the conference dramatically.
I looked at the 2013 GoR and the 2016 amendment to it. It seems real fishy as 0 schools left or were added in that time frame. Schools to sign didn't match both documents. It's also seems illegal that members who signed a document aren't allowed their own copies. Can't wait for the discovery phase.
Love our SEC legal experts 😂 And yes, FSU is a bigger brand than every team in the SEC outside of Alabama. The tv viewership proves it… that’s not an opinion. It’s a fact.
Omg you’re right lol. They filed a suit yesterday, which is funny. I wonder if ACC already knew fsu was going to file a suit so they filed theirs first to get favorable courts (which is in North Carolina) 😂
@@jamesb0255 I’m sure that’s what ACC is looking for: federal arbitration. But I don’t think they can get there because there is neither diversity jurisdiction or federal question. If you read FSU’s suit, they did not mention a federal claim once. Only state law claims. Since the plaintiff gets gets to pick which laws it sues under and FSU chose only state claims, there is no federal claim (even though ACC believes that FSU could sue under federal antitrust law). Also, I think this case will be heard under Florida State law as ACC engages in business operations in Florida and is doing business with the state of Florida via FSU. So Florida would have jurisdiction. It’s a good try from ACC’s side tho. We’ll just have to see how this goes.
Discovery will be very very interesting ... FSU has been in contact with the ACC for 2 years now, the first year they promised and never delivered , they have been patient@@Benginafantaisie
FSU is a bigger brand than Florida and Georgia? Lol ever time I come back to listen and hear a little FSU talk u say something ridiculous. Last they said 2013 FSU was the greatest football team ever. 🙃
If FSU can pay the exit fee of half billion, I'm sure the ACC would love to see them exit. I doubt FSU can pay the exit fees and the legal fees. If they don't want to pay the exit fees, good luck in facing the ACC lawyers from Stanford, Duke and UNC.
Hm, Seems that ESPN role in keeping FSU out of playoff thus "putting us in our place" while also pursuing keeping us locked in ACC ESPN contract to while I am long long gone, seems likely concomitant. You go FSU! Sue there asses off. I love a good fight.
Will be interesting if discovery includes emails between John swofford and his son who works for Raycom. "The ACC television rights that Raycom secured are credited with keeping the syndicator alive: “company executives acknowledged that keeping a piece of the ACC’s business was the only way the small, regional TV syndicator and production company could stay relevant.” Raycom pays $50 million annually in a sublicense agreement with ESPN; ACC schools see none of that money.“
Legally: If courts rule in FSUs favor it sets a slippery precedence that whenever a business's competitor(s) becomes more valuable, then that business has a right to break contracts that they perceive are causing them to have less value. This would be a head scratcher in contract law if courts go down this path.
FOX won't pay the Big 12 extra money to have FSU play there. They would want FSU playing Ohio State,Michigan, Penn State,USC,Oregon,Washington,UCLA,Wisconsin,Nebraska, and Maryland.
If FSU went to the big 10 or the SEC, they would instantly be the 3rd biggest brand in both conferences behind michigan, Ohio St and Alabama, Georgia. You better go look at the TV numbers and Brand Value 😂
FSU is a bigger brand than anyone in the Sec outside of Alabama. They have more viewership at #5 than any program in the Sec outside of #4 Bama. Pretty sad considering FSU is working with pennies on the dollar compared to Sec programs😂
@@r.guardia9107 Y'all wouldn't even be top 7 in the SEC. Bama, LSU, Georgia, Florida, TAMU, Auburn and Tennessee are all ahead in terms of value. Actually look it up
@@LuisMorales-bp3sxof course you can look at the numbers last year and think that about FSU, but brand power is more than a one season thing, Oklahoma and Texas are much bigger brands overall in the history of college football.
Was today what you were hoping for #FSU fans?
Absolutely let’s get this thing in motion
The 🎄 has been tossed to the curb. BEFORE Xmas!😂
God YES! 🙏😇👏🏻👏🏻
💯. Long overdue! Staying would be a death sentence for football
Do you foresee Disney getting involved in this due to the grant of rights with ESPN, and is that something FSU should worry about?
FSU has entered the transfer portal.
Very true lol
They did FSU in, so FSU striking back. FSU didn't lay down, and I'm proud of that. Let's go FSU!!!.. 💪 💯
UM fan in Ann Arbor here. I'm sure I'm looking forward to seeing FSU in the BIG HOUSE. So glad they finally made the decision to take legal action to get of the terrible grant of rights contract with ESPN.
Haha. I'm a Seminole from saginaw. I'd love to see the Noles in the big house. But I won't lie, with it going to 12 teams, I'd like to see florida st go to the big 12 if the money is right. Norvell is from Texas. They'd play baylor, SMU. Get exposer in Texas, and with oklahoma and Texas leaving, it would be easier to get through then the big 10
@@Chris-rg9iwBig 12 is a lateral move and a probable downgrade in competition. Unless the new tv contract they sign is more than double what the big 12 is currently making, which is unlikely since they're losing the good teams, that would be a disaster scenario for Fsu IMO
@ceetee9659 hence the "if the money is right comment". Going to 12 teams, big 12 champ will get in. So then it's all about the money.
I am by no means a FSU fan. I am born and raised in Miami hurricane but I feel that what fsu is doing is good. I hope they win the lawsuit and get out of the ACC. And God willing, Miami follows there lead. The acc is in shambles. The officiating is a joke and the people at the top of the ACC organization are cowards who don’t stick up for teams in their own conference.
As an FSU fan, I hope this leads to exactly what you are saying. I don't want Miami to be half a billion dollars behind such programs like Vanderbilt either. I miss the days when the Florida schools were the bullies. Ill bet the SEC and ESPN colluded to keep the ACC down for 20 years, then to add them at a very small cost because their programs have been virtually destroyed. This all smells like corruption. Fk the ACC, the SEC, and ESPN.
Being a Raiders fan im all smiles FSU Board is pulling a good ol Al Davis move i love it
Always behind my NOLES! Those that tried to screw us will lose! Go NOLES!
signing a 20 year agreement is WILD
@@MichaelHiers-eb4tc that’s actually not entirely true. They more or less strong armed thrasher. And if my memory serves they came down from charlotte because he refused to travel up and sign.
@@MichaelHiers-eb4tc you should read more. A Hobson's choice is a free choice in which only one thing is actually offered. The term is often used to describe an illusion that multiple choices are available. The best known Hobson's choice is "I'll give you a choice: take it or leave it", wherein "leaving it" is strongly undesirable.
ESPN refused to create the ACC network without ALL the institutions signing the extension. So either dont sign and dont get the ACC Network. or Sign a Crazy long very unclear deal. @@MichaelHiers-eb4tc
@@MichaelHiers-eb4tc hopefully that kinda clears things up
Merry Christmas Nole Nation!!!
"You can shake a hand, you can shake a hand Jeff" LOL. I love Corey Clark, he is that dude, informative and very entertaining.
Big Ten has more $$ than SEC
The SEC has the championship trophies
@@Legendary_UA
Those Championship trophies are from another era that ends next season. The B1G was happy to sit back and let Ohio State win a few nattys while the rest of the conference made it money off football viewership and academic research.
It's a new era where the B1G will have more money,more exposure, and more media partners than the SEC. The B1G is taking on programs
that will move the conference from 2 or 3 elite football schools, to 6 elites. And thats not even counting if Wisconsin,Michigan State, Nebraska, restore their brands. FSU joining the B1G will only make it even more of a monster.
if Apple buys ESPN the party is over for the SEC. They tried to lowball the PAC12 and look what happened
It will be a monster conference for sure, ESPN can't compete with fox, they are almost bankrupt@@TheLAGopher
Yea, from basically 2 programs. LSU wins one about every two decades.
The venue location, North Carolina or Florida, will be huge. That will be the first battle
So when they do the 30 for 30 "the death of the acc" , will the FSU playoff screw job be the beginning of the end or the final nail in the coffin? Will espn paint themselves as the good guys or the rightful villain??
They'll say it was because FSU was mad they were left out of the CFP. F the CFP and ESPN.
If I could only believe everything someone presents, I would be a happy camper!
1. So 7 acc schools reviewed the contracts and only fsu’s counsel/outside counsel was the only one to find legal grounds to legitimately exit the acc?
2. Part of the issue of the poor acc’s football reputation is directly related to fsu’s (and va tech, Miami’s) performance on the football field over the recent years. Heck fsu has lost 5 out of the last 6 games to NC State.
3. So the previous fsu’s administration that signed the contract was grossly incompetent and signed a bad contract? More importantly, the fsu administration didn’t know any better to ask material questions about the contract?
4. How long is the acc contract and how much was fsu paid/is expected to be paid over the term? How much is the penalty vs the expected compensation for fsu?
5. What is the max penalty under Florida statutes? What is the legitimate exit payment for fsu? I would think the $570 million dollar penalty is exaggerated to violate Florida statutes.
This whole debate is baseless. FSU will be in the acc for many years to come and Georgia will crush FSU in the bowl proving that fsu was inferior. You can lean on the fact that fsu players decided not to play in them bowl game, but the nation knows fsu is good but not that good.
@@njwolf6775 you wrote all that for Noone to read. I did see the last paragraph though. The game proves nothing with all the optouts. But you can believe what you want. Opinions and aholes righr?
6:18 Great point Jeff! We def were losing patience with the behind the scenes work taking place to get us out, but nothing concrete being on the table. The snub expedited that. Glad we’re finally making moves
Stick it to em FSU. Would love to be apart of the big 2 or whatever it is in cfb that comes next. Not a fan of espn/ Disney anyway
Yeah keep embarrassing yourself fsu 😂😂
Predicting that as soon as FSU leaves, ACC and ESPN will whine, etc. Sure hope the Noles leave asap. 😢😂
FSU can't become the Scottie Pippen of College Football....get the heck out of the ACC!!!!
It was the ACC who started this 20 years ago, let's pick up and go to another conference. Now it's the end of them.
I feel like all the southern schools in the AAC, ACC and Big 12 need to meet together to meet with the SEC to form the same super league the Big 10 has now formed instead of joining the Big Ten.
Funny how everyone thinks we are embarrassing ourselves. F all of these people!
how do you get past (i) the statute of limitation issue; (ii) the reliance argument; etc.
It's either the Big 10 or Big 12, why would ESPN who owns ACC rights be ok with getting sued for them to just join the SEC. They could easily just work out a deal without being sued themselves to move FSU into SEC.
Bear in mind FSU is suing the ACC, not ESPN. They could settle and nothing would really change for ESPN unless they lose them to Fox.
@@RedMage409 ESPN didn't rob FSU, but they drove the getaway car. ESPN has invested tens of millions into the ACC Network and FSU is the biggest audience for that channel. They're basically about to lose their investment in the ACC Network while having to pay more for FSU TV rights if they went to the SEC. And it's only of marginal benefit because they're already broadcasting in Florida.
A lot of insiders are saying that the SEC is focused #1 on UNC, and #2 on UVA, and is happy with those two additions. They'll stomach NCST and VT if necessary to bring those two on board. I think FSU fans called it right that the ACC sucked and they had to get out and would quickly find a home. I think you may be overvaluing how much the SEC and ESPN will want you before UNC becomes available.
@@heartbreak25 I think you overestimate the SEC’s probability of landing UNC and UVA. Those schools are academics focused and don’t care about football. This aligns them with the Big Ten, not the SEC. Also, their viewership is abysmal. Both FSU and Clemson pull in more than twice the viewership and are much better marquee matchups for ESPN. The new markets argument is a decade out of date. Would ESPN want to lose the top ACC schools to Fox and still have to pay the same amount for a greatly diminished ACC product? Better to keep them and pay a little more than hand them over to their main competitor AND still have to keep paying the ACC since they added 3 schools and still have the minimum 15.
@@RedMage409 You underestimate how comfortable the SEC is not expanding beyond 16 teams unless it's the right fit. Sankey has repeatedly said that and proved it by making zero effort to expand after the PAC-12 collapsed.
You also underestimate the fact that ESPN is already financially challenged and has to bid on the new NBA TV deal. This position of "FSU has TV ratings" is redundant for a network already broadcasting where FSU viewers are already watching. This supposed ROI is a diminishing return.
Being that each member school has to vote in a new member, why would the existing SEC schools vote in a new member who competes with them for recruits in the region across multiple sports?
And I don't think you get the market strategy. When the B1G went to LA, TV ratings were secondary. It had everything to do with LA having the 2nd largest concentration of B1G alums after Chicago. As a PSU alum who lives in Chicago, you know what we do? We have high-paying jobs and spend A LOT of money on goods and services. Advertisers know this which is why they spend a lot of money on Fox, NBC, CBS, and the B1G Network to advertise to us.
The reason why B1G earns more money than the SEC despite an inferior football product is because their markets, schools, alums, donors, and high-income consumers all overlap. Do you think insurance companies want to sell policies in the entire states of Arkansas, Mississippi, Louisiana, and South Carolina, or just NYC? Do you know where a lot of B1G graduates and alums now live and continue to move? Florida, North Carolina, and Virginia. Fox isn't solely focused on FSU fans watching FSU fans. They care about the B1G Network being broadcast 24/7 to OSU and UM fans living in Tampa and Charlotte.
Again, what does FSU offer the SEC they don't already have is that FSU fans are going to watch SEC games regardless because of the regional broadcasting and the annual Gators game? Like I said, don't listen to me, listen to the insiders. FSU fans who want to go to the SEC want it more than the SEC currently wants FSU.
@@heartbreak25 there’s so much wrong with everything you wrote that I’m not sure where to start. Suffice it to say that all your talking points are outdated. We’ll see what happens, but I can guarantee you FSU will end up in one of the power 2.
Good riddance ACC!
- Put in place a 20 year deal with no way to renegotiate?
- Neglect to renegotiate your base rate from 2012 and be underpaid over the next 20+ years?
- Just be ok with ESPN delivering ACCN 3 years late
- Give ESPN the option to opt out or extend media rights from 2027 - 2036?
WTH was the ACC was doing back in 2016. No wonder teams are trying to leave. The more that comes out, the more I scratch my head
Can we get Tom Lang to dress like Connor Stalions then maybe we can get highly protected GOR?
FSU IN THE BIG TEN..WOW😮
This could take years to settle
EXCELLENT SHOW GUYS! Quick question! What if this lawsuit destroys all ties with the SEC and ESPN, and then the Big Ten doesn’t invite the Noles? Would the NOLES go independent?
FSU already knows what the B1G will do.
Good luck. It looks like you’ll be Independent in the future. I hope it doesn’t hurt football recruiting and image going forward
Beat Georgia and prove your point. Of course they are not gonna do that.Georgia is going to destroy that team
LET’S GO
Scalp em Noles!!!
Um…. So they can’t compete in college football due to the difference in conference related revenue??? Didn’t they just got 13-0…. That math ain’t mathing. And don’t say well into the future they would fall behind…. They have been in the ACC getting much less than the SEC and Big for decades and I’m pretty sure yall won national titles with Bobby Bowden… just drop the bullshit and say we want more money cause we think we deserve it. Period.
Big Noles fan here since the early 80's. Still, we signed a contract in good faith with the ACC decades ago. Honor it. Besides, we don't need to go anywhere. Instead, why not try to induce Notre Dame into the conference. The Irish are already an ACC basketball member and have been. Notre Dame added to the ACC would solve any disputes and raise the level of the conference dramatically.
Well I’m a bit of a B1G homer lol I would enjoy FSU in the conference more competition the better imo.
As an FSU fan, I want to go to the Big 10
Did we lose potential recruits because we needed money to pay for lawyers?
I looked at the 2013 GoR and the 2016 amendment to it. It seems real fishy as 0 schools left or were added in that time frame. Schools to sign didn't match both documents. It's also seems illegal that members who signed a document aren't allowed their own copies. Can't wait for the discovery phase.
Not a good look for new recruits
FSU could go independent and sign a deal with RUclips. They could make a $100 million a year.
That would be the worse thing for FSU. You have no conference championship to play for and teams from other conferences have to agree to play you.
Lol
Love our SEC legal experts 😂 And yes, FSU is a bigger brand than every team in the SEC outside of Alabama. The tv viewership proves it… that’s not an opinion. It’s a fact.
That’s not even remotely true
Now, the ACC is suing FSU
Wait really? 😭
Omg you’re right lol. They filed a suit yesterday, which is funny. I wonder if ACC already knew fsu was going to file a suit so they filed theirs first to get favorable courts (which is in North Carolina) 😂
@@jamesb0255 I’m sure that’s what ACC is looking for: federal arbitration. But I don’t think they can get there because there is neither diversity jurisdiction or federal question. If you read FSU’s suit, they did not mention a federal claim once. Only state law claims. Since the plaintiff gets gets to pick which laws it sues under and FSU chose only state claims, there is no federal claim (even though ACC believes that FSU could sue under federal antitrust law).
Also, I think this case will be heard under Florida State law as ACC engages in business operations in Florida and is doing business with the state of Florida via FSU. So Florida would have jurisdiction.
It’s a good try from ACC’s side tho. We’ll just have to see how this goes.
Discovery will be very very interesting ... FSU has been in contact with the ACC for 2 years now, the first year they promised and never delivered , they have been patient@@Benginafantaisie
We never should have signed. I think it’s a real dumb ass idea to try and get out of something we signed. Don’t think it’s going to work
ACC now sues FSU lol
Why did they sign the contract if they are the biggest brand in cfb?
They are far from the biggest brand.
FSU you are dreamers of grandeur.
From our redneck, legal expert.
FSU is a bigger brand than Florida and Georgia? Lol ever time I come back to listen and hear a little FSU talk u say something ridiculous. Last they said 2013 FSU was the greatest football team ever. 🙃
If FSU can pay the exit fee of half billion, I'm sure the ACC would love to see them exit. I doubt FSU can pay the exit fees and the legal fees. If they don't want to pay the exit fees, good luck in facing the ACC lawyers from Stanford, Duke and UNC.
There is a reason why The Big12 passed on SMU, CAL & Stanford.
Hm, Seems that ESPN role in keeping FSU out of playoff thus "putting us in our place" while also pursuing keeping us locked in ACC ESPN contract to while I am long long gone, seems likely concomitant. You go FSU! Sue there asses off. I love a good fight.
FSU sucks go to the SEC and you will be another Texas A&M
Is your wife's name Francis Sara Upton?
Will be interesting if discovery includes emails between John swofford and his son who works for Raycom. "The ACC television rights that Raycom secured are credited with keeping the syndicator alive: “company executives acknowledged that keeping a piece of the ACC’s business was the only way the small, regional TV syndicator and production company could stay relevant.” Raycom pays $50 million annually in a sublicense agreement with ESPN; ACC schools see none of that money.“
Raycom deal does not smell of nepotism does it?
Legally: If courts rule in FSUs favor it sets a slippery precedence that whenever a business's competitor(s) becomes more valuable, then that business has a right to break contracts that they perceive are causing them to have less value. This would be a head scratcher in contract law if courts go down this path.
I’m sure Big12 Brett Yormark is on the phone with FSU, ND, Clemson, Miami, UNC, UVA, Louisville, Duke, VT & Pitt.
FOX won't pay the Big 12 extra money to have FSU play there. They would want FSU playing Ohio State,Michigan, Penn State,USC,Oregon,Washington,UCLA,Wisconsin,Nebraska, and Maryland.
lol yall so cry babies
ACC sues FSU first?!? Wtf
FSU is not a bigger brand than Georgia or Florida. Not even top 10, but that would change if they go to the SEC or Big 10
If FSU went to the big 10 or the SEC, they would instantly be the 3rd biggest brand in both conferences behind michigan, Ohio St and Alabama, Georgia. You better go look at the TV numbers and Brand Value 😂
FSU is a bigger brand than anyone in the Sec outside of Alabama. They have more viewership at #5 than any program in the Sec outside of #4 Bama. Pretty sad considering FSU is working with pennies on the dollar compared to Sec programs😂
@@LuisMorales-bp3sx I looked it up, obviously y'all haven't. Take off the Garnet and Gold glasses when you hit search
@@r.guardia9107 Y'all wouldn't even be top 7 in the SEC. Bama, LSU, Georgia, Florida, TAMU, Auburn and Tennessee are all ahead in terms of value. Actually look it up
@@LuisMorales-bp3sxof course you can look at the numbers last year and think that about FSU, but brand power is more than a one season thing, Oklahoma and Texas are much bigger brands overall in the history of college football.
FSU isn't even the best team in Tallahassee.
Lmao stop it. 😂😂😂😂