Is Florida State staying in the ACC? | College Football Enquirer

Yahoo Sports national columnist Dan Wetzel, senior college sports reporter Ross Dellenger, and Sports Illustrated’s Pat Forde discuss the new revenue proposal in the ACC that would potentially resolve the FSU lawsuit keeping the Seminoles in the conference. Hear the full conversation on the “College Football Enquirer” podcast – and subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube or wherever you listen.

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All right, Ross AC C might be making up is Plaintiff, number one and plaintiff, number two willing to make a deal.

And there was this all just leverage.

I was told by Florida State fans they had a secret pact to join the big 10.

I said that wasn’t true.

I was told I was an idiot.

I hated them all sorts of stuff.

What happened?

I guess they want to stay in the AC C. Well, well, what, what happened was something we’ve discussed for months and months on the show is that there is, doesn’t appear to be a lot of interest in the big 10 and SEC into adding any members specifically, maybe members who are caught in a legal contract with their, with their own, with their conference.

So basically the proposal is um a similar proposal that Florida State uh made uh about a year and a half ago.

Uh Dan.

So it’s, it’s an extra pot of money that would presumably come from each of the members you’d throw in.

You know, imagine if Dan were at the poker table here and everybody and he’s up five, and that pot gets distributed to members who have, um at the end of a year, an academic year, uh have the highest TV viewership in football and basketball.

It’s a similar idea to what they already have approved, which is a performance initiative, the success initiative based on football performance, you get a certain unit of a pot of money that’s coming from the CFP.

Um, and, and you get a certain unit for going to a ball game,…

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Publish date : 2024-09-19 16:53:01

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