FSU to the B1G
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Consider also that FSU's media value would go up significantly in the B1G. We would be on FOX, CBS or NBC most weeks rather than on some secondary channel like the ACC Network or The CW. When are on ABC or the main ESPN channel, we draw big viewership numbers.
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I've always wondered how this doesn't violate Florida's Sunshine Law which is our, until recently, very strict open records and open government act.
If I'm the new FSU president, and I hear this, I show up with some lineman and photograph every page and tell them to try and do something about it, I'll see you in court.
That shit can't be enforceable in Florida, and if they get some kind of judgement against FSU in another state, isn't the Darling case illustrative in that nothing will happen to pay it if the legislature doesn't concur?
A lot here
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FSU vs. ACC: How did we get here? Revenue issues, Grant of Rights and more
A breakdown of everything you need to know about FSU’s potential departure from the ACC, from its issues with the conference to why it hasn’t left
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It's literally in our court filing. It was discussed by FSU's lawyers in last week's FSU Board of Trustees meeting.
What’s your point?
Once jurisdiction has been settled, we can see what the ACC’s position is
You said we are crazy for believing that only one copy exists and that we can only view it with ACC lawyers sitting in the room monitoring for compliance. Do you have any evidence that FSU and it's lawyers are lying to both the public and the court?
Jurisdiction was never settled when Maryland left the ACC. There were concurrent lawsuits in Maryland and N Carolina. A negotiated exit was eventually reached.
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I know that it's a popular method to argue by now, but I'm not interested in proving a negative. Let's just stick to facts now
It’s a fact you don’t know what you’re talking about, but I’m not interested in proving a negative.
This is very good and worth watching.
Edit - I found this 247 thread discussing this podcast video
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In the days following the snub, Feinbaum said on his ESPN/SEC Network show that FSU had only itself to blame because of the August meeting where we threatened to leave the ACC.
Chris Nee points out in this 247 thread that Craig Miller was previously an attorney in the FSU athletics department.
That's not FSU's stance, "We're too good for the ACC" the stance was the ACC isn't putting itself in a situation to be successful (financially) long term. And since that is fact, basically Clemson and FSU are carrying a conference that just doesn't prioritize football. I cannot stand Finebaum.
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If, this is true, we’re gone. Also, Jim Phillips should be immediately fired.
Is the 2nd best team in the ACC getting worked by a mediocre USC team and their backup QB or is this a MACction game, i can't tell
Welcome to two days ago, Rip Van Winkle!
So, are the Noles coming or not? 16 pages of jibber-jabber!
Well that makes sense why i couldn't find it on draft kings
You can't skip over the Yada Yada.So, are the Noles coming or not? 16 pages of jibber-jabber!
If true, welcome to the B1G. Screw the $EC.
This is a common comment but I have no idea if it would go anywhere in a courtroom
Another FSU grad lawyer, CC, who tweets frequently about our lawsuit and conference mess.
I don’t know her legal area of expertise so none of this can be taken to the bank.
I don’t know her legal area of expertise so none of this can be taken to the bank.
"If you disagree with me pull up the ACC v. Maryland lawsuit. Read that. Read what they already admitted to. After that: The exit fee wasn’t enough so they came up with the GOR to keep the rest of you in line. Goes through 2027. (ESPN is the consideration for it) and ESPN issued an ultimatum (according to our complaint) to go through 2036 and your commissioner unilaterally extended their option on the ACC Network after to help make that happen. But that required action by the schools. As they have cited with the constitution with the previous lawsuit. They even say it’s a contract in their previous suit. Fast forward all these years. Do you really want Florida State getting to discovery and figure out what happened after that point? Good luck. We’re the first to sue in this.
BTW: ESPN signed over a billion dollar deal with the SEC Network that goes into effect this year.
I’m gonna go back to watching underwater basket weaving on the ACC network now. Have a blessed Tuesday everyone."
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