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It's going to be easier for Maryland to claim that it has been damaged than it will be for the ACC, which upgraded in all sports by adding Louisville.
Here's the fundamental problem I have with the ACC's exit fee. Picture 12 people in a group walking into a meeting, at a time when the penalty for leaving the meeting being $17. All of a sudden, the first agenda item is to raise the penalty to $51. What options do you have?
In addition to proving that it has been damaged to the tune of $51 million, the ACC will also be forced to prove that it complied with its notice requirements.
The ACC is certainly prepared to defend and support all of that. When is Maryland prepared to cut the sideshow and delay motion crap? That's the real question. Are they really prepared to take a scorched earth policy up into the Big Ten by trying to publicize conversations between other Big Ten schools and ACC schools? I mean COME ON! Seriously? They could very easily piss off their new conference mates. I don't think the court will listen much of this anyway.
Maryland knew what the terms and fees were to leave, and Maryland chose to leave. So pay the fee and leave. Cut all the other crap! They aren't that indigent.