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Currently yes. By about 9 million per team. The Big 12 gets to renegotiate this 5 years before the ACC gets to renegotiate their contract which would most likely bring it closer if not above. Is that amount of money worth the current instability of going to the ACC and leaving your current...

Im honestly not sure what is making you guys think that teams in the Big 12 will want to move to the ACC.

I still find it very hard to believe that FSU is going to this extreme without a pretty clear picture of where they are going to end up afterwords. People seem to be convinced that the FSU AD, their president, their legal team, and their legal partners are all incompetent toddlers that have no...

FSU's General Counsel said that they do not have a fully executed copy of the GOR in the latest BOT meeting. She said she only has what she found on the internet like everyone else. Ref (41:35):

If this is true then any public university can setup a shell company to hide whatever they want from FOIA requests.

This almost certainly ends in a settlement. FSU wants to get out for far less than 572 million dollars and they probably will, whether it's through a settlement or through a court ruling on the actual penalties that they must pay.

This part I struggle with. How can contracts that can cost public institutions and subsequently tax payers hundreds of millions of dollars not be made public? It feels like ESPN and the ACC would have trouble fighting the release of this if someone pushes hard enough.

Im pretty sure the Florida AG didn't sign the GOR.

It seems legally questionable that the GOR or media rights agreement cannot be retrieved with a FOIA request when so many public universities are involved. Just throwing an organization in the middle shouldn't be an easy way to circumvent the law. What's to stop any University from just creating...

FSU's own legal council said in the most recent BOT meeting that she doesn't have an executable copy of the GOR. What she has is what she found leaked on the internet like everyone else.

Why not take the option in 2021 when they were supposed to then? Why convince the ACC commissioner to kick the can down the road? There is some play by ESPN here. Whatever it is. They may ultimately renew. They may also let it expire and bid on it again later at a lesser rate after multiple...

The delta in profits isn't even taking into consideration how much more they already spend than us. They spend about 65 million more than us already while taking in that massive profit.

Isn't that going to happen in 10 years anyways? Are we just delaying the inevitable? Are we just trying to bring in as much revenue as we can before we are relegated out of major college sports? Im not really an FSU fan but It feels like FSU is the only program in the ACC actively trying to...

Im not really trying to argue that all of these guys are better than King. Just think its crazy how many of our opponents next year raided the portal for experienced and talented QBs. Certainly makes next year interesting.

We have quite the group of transfer QBs to go against next year. Cam Ward, DJU, Maalik Murphy, Kyle McCord, Rylie Leonard, Grayson McCall, Max Johnson.

Decision making and accuracy. Especially under pressure. His passing stats fell off a good bit after a red hot start. Once teams got film they started to make things more difficult for him disguising defenses and bringing more pressure. They will have an entire offseason to study him now. The...

His first SEC game will be against UGA. He might get a pass on that one.

It's not going to be all that profitable long term to have the 5th or 6th best best SEC team having a rematch with the 3rd best SEC team so they can get to the next round and get obliterated by the 1st ranked SEC team for probably the second time. People will just start tuning out until the...

I hope you realize that in 5 years or so, the ACC and Big 12 will be considered G5(7) conferences. It's pretty obvious that a new model will be coming that does not include conference champions by default.

It will probably be in place for 2024. They were discussing it this week.