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I’m ready to move past this exchange my brother I used a janitor in that example to sensationalize things, we all know the Tesla janitor is smarter than Jim Phillips

I’m happy for you Don’t know what that has to do with the improperly executed and unenforceable docs that Phillips signed, but keep using the phrase “signatory authority” like it means something

Wrong on multiple counts Phillips never had authority to execute an extension, regardless of whatever his title is You are throwing around the phrase “signatory authority” and it’s not accurate when you read what the Bylaws require to execute such a document You guys must not work in the...

You have no idea how Bylaws, Operating Agreements or Resolutions work… By your train of thought, the janitor at Tesla can sign a contract selling the company for $1, and Elon can’t object to the sale.

ACC incorrectly assumed that they could give notice after Phillips signed the extension, when as has been stated they need a 2/3 vote to authorize Phillips to execute such doc

And that is why ESPN is gonna push for a settlement, they don’t wanna be dragged through the mud with Phillips and Swofford if litigation continues in court

Bookmark this: 1. The extension to 2036 was never formally executed, so all the media blowhards that used the phrase “ironclad” can eat glass 2. Worst case scenario, the marketable ACC schools will be playing in a new conference going into the 2027 football season Possibly sooner if ESPN...

Very good summary. The other thing to note is that, regarding the exit fee, worst case it’s around $140mm, and today, that would be about a 4-5yr Breakeven based on SEC and BigTen payouts. However those figures are going up in future years, which would shorten the break even. However that...

How many roofies do you want in it

Thanks for the clarification, I knew it was an ESPN crafted document

The key piece in this topic, during the FSU case in FL, the ACC lawyers basically acknowledged that when a school leaves they take their media rights with them, primarily due to some of the language that was previously made available to both sides from the GOR. It still has to be formally...

Glad you folks with under 1,000 post counts have everything figured out regarding the Twitter parrots and their hot takes Please continue keeping us in the loop, you guys are doing the Lord’s work

Bingo, anyone that expected something by 08/15/24, is foolish, that includes FSU leadership, but I also understand they are posturing

It’s not ACC it’s ESPN…… when the path and cost for a team to exit because more clear, particularly with the GOR info becoming more transparent, ACC will have no choice, and realize a settlement is in their best interests

Shove a pine cone up your ***

I 100% agree on the bottom feeders Would love to watch the North Carolina plantation owners squirm while being left holding their ****s

Here’s the thing that is drastically different than from 4 to 6 years ago…. The media and streaming landscape Amazon Apple Paramount/CBS Netflix There’s waaaaaay more options for ACC to pivot and potentially make the same or more than that one sided ESPN deal Now, who knows what teams...

Yeah, a lot of the FSU guys are just as dumb as some of the CIS folks overreacting to every Tweet, not realizing why certain sides are purposely leaking or quoting fake info

Misinformation is in full swing as the game of musical chairs heats up I know the source is an FSU fan but that doesn’t change the facts of the SEC tv deal with ESPN

Anyone remember these plugged in “sauces” last time, asking for a friend