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Florida State to sue ACC over GOR
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[QUOTE="FfldCntyFan, post: 5055275, member: 71"] I'm not sure it would be much if a dilemma nor would their concerns play much of a role. The scenario I spelled out would only happen if a) ESPN does not extend the option and b) ESPN signs the ACC to a new contract with both ESPN and the ACC believing the initial GOR will remain in force. If they were to do that, it would be far easier to just extend the current deal by exercising the option. [/QUOTE]
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