Since the gators won’t schedule an OOC away game I tend to take your remarks for what they are - a large pile of 💩💩💩.
FSU to the B1G
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We had a bunch of dummies running things who were angling for their next job and didn’t GAFS.
ACC just filed suit against FSU....reported by Chris Nee. Details soon...
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The ACC has filed suit against Florida State
The ACC has filed suit against Florida State
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Especially a state that has one of the most-vigorous "government in the sunshine" laws in the country?
ACC just filed suit against FSU....reported by Chris Nee. Details soon...
The ACC has filed suit against Florida State
The ACC has filed suit against Florida State
And the only winners are the lawyers....
So, if FSU were to join the B1G tomorrow, the teams listed would not be part of the conference?
ACC vs FSU in North Carolina court
So the ACC filed suit against us first, yesterday evening? Nice.
Assume they’re seeking declaratory judgment that the GOR is enforceable.
Assume they’re seeking declaratory judgment that the GOR is enforceable.
Note that they filed that yesterday. They weren’t waiting for our Board to meet.
Was this brought up in the meeting this morning? Were we aware of this?
ACC just filed suit against FSU....reported by Chris Nee. Details soon...
The ACC has filed suit against Florida State
The ACC has filed suit against Florida State
They probably have a few pages of the "contract" that were not shared with our representatives.
Dude, Ohio State, Michigan, Wisconsin, PennState and Michigan State are not long-time members of the B1G? And I'll ask again, if FSU joined the B1G tomorrow, wouldn't every team listed be a member? (That's a yes or no question.)
41-7-1 all time vs B1G schools...
They filed in state court. I believe we filed in federal. I don’t see a NC state court having jurisdiction over us and since this involves interstate commerce, I believe federal court is the proper venue.
They're filing under some obscure "complex business" state law.
Again, be wary of the NC system. It's not like any other state in the South.
I don’t know. But unless you’re actively monitoring filings you won’t know a case has been filed until you’re served. Very likely we wouldn’t have known overnight.
All I’m saying is you showed W/L of teams that are in (or will be) the B1G, but nearly 3/4 of them weren’t when they were even B1G programs.
That’s like Iowa claiming they’re 1-1 vs the SEC Texas Longhorns.
All of the North Carolina filings are here
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No, UCLA, USC, Washington, and Oregon are not members as of today nor tomorrow. (Hope it's okay to expand beyond a yes or no answer.)
This is amazing. The ACC fires the first shot and files suit the day before the BoT meeting. I mean, even if the ACC ends up "winning" this lawsuit and forces FSU to stay in the conference (by making it financially impossible to leave), what kind of an awkward relationship will this be for the next dozen years?
FSU is one step out the door, all that's left to decide is the details.
Once they are gone the ACC is done.
FSU is one step out the door, all that's left to decide is the details.
Once they are gone the ACC is done.
So if you only include games played while the opponent was in the Big? we're 9-2
Most likely, yesterday they inserted a page that says "Any legal action brought between the ACC and a member whose primary location is within 30 miles of the southern border of Georgia must be held in North Carolina state court.
It's not like we could prove it wasn't part of the original contract
I wonder if she meant 2024? Would we have to send the ACC championship trophy back?
If Iowa was joining the SEC, that would be accurate. You play teams. Not conferences.
He’s probably one of those people that posts maps of election results broken down by county as if land votes.
Since the conversation is about the football schedule, if FSU joined the B1G today or tomorrow, those teams would be members when we begin competing, right?
Yes. Those are currently the teams that will be members of the Big Ten in football for 2024. Hope that helps answer your questions.
