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Message: [QUOTE="huskymedic, post: 5080152, member: 549"] [MEDIA=twitter]1836825573152231466[/MEDIA] -> The overriding question now becomes whether that revenue model can be adjusted to include future TV appeal and persuade Clemson and Florida State to drop lawsuits against the ACC and remain as members. From 2013, the ACC’s first season with 14 football schools, through last week, 95 conference games drew TV audiences of at least two million. That compilation does not include 2020, when pandemic concerns prompted scores of cancellations and postponements nationwide <- -> [URL='https://archive.ph/W1mjh']The details will reveal all[/URL]. Florida State’s victory at Clemson last season drew 6.71 million viewers, 2.32 million more than the No. 2-rated ACC game between Clemson and Duke. Six of the seven conference games that exceeded 3.0 million involved the Seminoles or Tigers, the lone exception being North Carolina’s win over Miami. Florida State’s Week 0 loss to Georgia Tech in Ireland last month attracted 4.99 million viewers to ESPN, a 40% bump from the 2022 game in Ireland between Notre Dame and Navy. [IMG alt="WEB_ONLY_#19677_062124_RTD_ACC Football's Most-Watched League Games 2023's Most-Watched League Games 2023"]https://archive.ph/W1mjh/e557c68278af52f333a3bbb196e309c1376dec74.webp[/IMG] “At the end of the day, we are worth more than we are getting paid — a lot more than we are getting paid,” FSU Board of Trustees chairman Peter Collins told the Capital Bay Tiger Club in June. With the Seminoles reeling from their second 0-3 start in four years, and with neither FSU nor Clemson having an apparent alternative home, will their ACC colleagues agree? <- [/QUOTE]

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