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If we knew for an absolute certainty that in 2030 or earlier, there would be a complete split of CFB from the NCAA, and the top like 32-48 programs all left (and we were locked as one of those programs which I'd assume we are) to create their own national CFB league where like players were paid...

That actually sounds closer to a worse case scenario for FSU imo. "less than the widely reported GOR number though still a huge sum". That sounds like >$200-300M to me. In order for that to make sense you gotta get a 100% B10 share immediately and be in no later than 2025 season obviously. But...

Not that much tbh

Expect a Settlement: Legal battles often end with settlements, except for rare instances like Boston College's victory, saving $4 million. Dueling Lawsuits are Common: Cases frequently involve parallel litigation, such as FSU/Clemson versus the ACC, mirroring past conflicts like Maryland's...

That would probably depend how we get out of ACC and if to what level the GOR is enforceable. But like if you asked me would I take 50-75% pay B10 until 2030 over ACC, answer is clear yes - even if we paid like $100M to exit ACC. It's probably still net positive. So full share imo isn't like an...

Maybe they lied and they was no vote lol

when the big 2 does happen it’ll be interesting to see if they implement a no transfers rule for spring like the SEC has.

I mean yeah it is easy to do if you’re keeping 70 teams lol. But then that’s right back where everything was back in like 2010. The idea for a super league should be to have a high concentration of relevant programs. 14 teams minimum need to be cut from this list. Would leave 7 divisions of 8...

From ACC Bylaws

HOWEVER, Why would FSU/Clemson accept that negotiation, if ESPN would not pick up the contract past 2026 and the GOR would thus be dead? lol. Like in this scenario FSU/Clemson would be working against themselves to agree to a negotiated deal that is anything like he is suggesting. If they...

Now ask what half the B10/SEC currently bring to the table lol.

Imagine that being the reason you no longer support Miami to the Big10 lol. If anything being that he likely has SOME B10 contacts and is starting to peddle this bs, it's a sign maybe we could be in play for SEC more than before and he's trying to do some preemptive damage control lol... Or he's...

Yeah, that's what my last comments were about

Seems pretty clear GOR is all about ensuring schools meet their end of ESPN media deal specifically.

In case anyone wants a reminder of GOR:

So seems like judge is saying case should be in Florida?

So ACC says they own the media rights after a school leaves conference, not ESPN. But that is entirely reliant on Grant of Rights, as nothing in ACC constitution or whatever gives media rights to the conference once they leave But the Grant of Right itself was literally a condition of the ESPN...

Schools in Florida and South Carolina are suing ACC who is trying to defend both in North Carolina

What are you're ultimate high level end result predictions for $/time as of today @TheOriginalCane @Ispyin @Hurracanes etc

My prediction: Miami pays $80-$100M total to leave the ACC free and clear with all our rights, and becomes a Big10 member by the 2026 football season.