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WrenchFan69 said:
It appears he's correct. Is it finally our time?!
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I don't think the ACC would add another school until after 2030/2031 when the exit fee drops and schools could possibly leave. If they did add a school in the short run, I would think they would take the Memphis offer that they made to the Big 12.

Another alternative for the ACC to get to 9 conference games would be to count the Notre Dame games as conference games (they play 5 ACC schools per year) and have the remaining 12 schools play an extra game against each other.
 
UConnJim said:
I don't think the ACC would add another school until after 2030/2031 when the exit fee drops and schools could possibly leave. If they did add a school in the short run, I would think they would take the Memphis offer that they made to the Big 12.

Another alternative for the ACC to get to 9 conference games would be to count the Notre Dame games as conference games (they play 5 ACC schools per year) and have the remaining 12 schools play an extra game against each other.
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That's what McMurphy is reporting here: ACC discussing adding 9th league game, but how?

I'm betting the ACC would rather do that than invite anyone
 
WrenchFan69 said:
It appears he's correct. Is it finally our time?!
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scared season 3 GIF
 
Well, our profile couldn’t be higher for a diminished basketball conference that knows it’s football powers are leaving ASAP.
 
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Whilr not a total veto...the ability to say yay or nay on any future distributions, in effect limits some adds.
 
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billybud said:
Parts of the settlement essentially give Clemson veto power over some ACC decisions, McKenzie said, which creates a “two-tier membership structure where Clemson has greater rights than others” on some fundamental matters.

Read more at: https://www.thestate.com/sports/college/acc/clemson-university/article309947815.html#storylink=cpy
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Clemson and FSU literally just holding a gun to the head of everyone else in the conference. Insane. I’m sure that will work out fantastic for them
 
billybud said:
Parts of the settlement essentially give Clemson veto power over some ACC decisions, McKenzie said, which creates a “two-tier membership structure where Clemson has greater rights than others” on some fundamental matters.

Read more at: https://www.thestate.com/sports/college/acc/clemson-university/article309947815.html#storylink=cpy
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According to that article:

"The ACC agreed to make four amendments to its constitution and bylaws regarding its exit fee and grant of rights and also established a new Multi-Media Revenue Policy (for the aforementioned brand initiative rewarding schools with higher TV viewership). The ACC cannot alter any of those changes without Clemson’s consent.

McKenzie said the section about the ACC needing written consent or a “yes” vote from Clemson in order to alter policies regarding its withdrawal fees, revenue distribution and “brand initiative” policies essentially gives Clemson “veto power.”

Here is McKenzie's tweet:



Note that he does not say that Clemson and FSU have veto power over any schools that are to be added.

You have stated several times on this board that Clemson and FSU must approve the addition of any school. I don't think that is correct.
 
jostar1 said:
According to that article:

"The ACC agreed to make four amendments to its constitution and bylaws regarding its exit fee and grant of rights and also established a new Multi-Media Revenue Policy (for the aforementioned brand initiative rewarding schools with higher TV viewership). The ACC cannot alter any of those changes without Clemson’s consent.

McKenzie said the section about the ACC needing written consent or a “yes” vote from Clemson in order to alter policies regarding its withdrawal fees, revenue distribution and “brand initiative” policies essentially gives Clemson “veto power.”

Here is McKenzie's tweet:



Note that he does not say that Clemson and FSU have veto power over any schools that are to be added.

You have stated several times on this board that Clemson and FSU must approve the addition of any school. I don't think that is correct.
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I think that you are nominally right...now, if conference revenue distribution is determined to be changed due to adding another piece of pie, that could be debatable...if revenue distribution is just the formula, than anyone could be added....I could see FSU-Clemson more interested in not adding a high viewership football program to split that pot.

Of course, I do believe that ESPN whispers in a sotto voice regarding their wants.
 
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billybud said:
The ACC is handicapped...in that that FSU and Clemson must approve any invites
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You have stated at least three times on this board that FSU and Clemson must approve any invites, knowing that FSU and Clemson would never approve UConn. That is why I think it is important to clarify that we don't know that this is true without seeing the separate agreements that the ACC made with FSU and Clemson.
In fact, it doesn't appear to be true because David McKenzie, who reviewed the Clemson-ACC agreement, never mentioned it.
 
I think that I was going by AI search..."Can Clemson and FSU veto new members"....before the revised constiturion became available...we now know more.

Search result..

Yes, it's highly likely that Florida State (FSU) and Clemson now possess the ability to effectively veto the addition of new members to the ACC.

This stems from the changes made to the ACC Constitution as part of the March 2025 settlement that resolved the ongoing legal disputes between the ACC, FSU, and Clemson. Sources indicate that FSU and Clemson's veto powers extend beyond just financial payouts and mirror those outlined in the settlement agreement, according to Reddit posts by @mckenzie. This implies a broader range of influence over significant conference decisions.


Now we know or think we know...

That any new member must have a positive vote of 13 of 17 members.

The veto power of FSU/Clemson seems ambiguous/murky.

(Aside re Mckenzie...he has erased all of his X posts where he misread the ACC's situation...He said that FSU/Clemson didn't have a chance...that the GOR was iron clad...etc etc...He was known as an ACC supporter and labelled FSU/Clemson's arguments as "absurd", "preposturous" and "frivolous".)
 
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Not too much worry for FSU...they play four teams ranked preseason ...three in AP Top 10 and one at number 15...winning eight games would be a victory.

Clemson at AP #4 has more to lose.
 
Clemson has two top 15 SEC teams on the OOC schedule. If they can split those they are basically guaranteed a playoff spot because the rest of their schedule is pretty soft.
 
cellocgg said:
The ACC is such a cuckold conference. They let their biggest brand in Notre Dame stay unaffiliated with the conference in Football, then they pull crap like this

My lord it's like the presidents love getting disrespected by their schools
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I am watching and loving how the all cretin conference is festering on the inside. You're spot on @cellocgg, their biggest football brands are spiting them, and it couldn't happen to a nicer a more deserving conference.
 


I thought that I would throw an actual tweet in here. It's reasonable to ask whether financial constraints will impact the next ACC deal. Will ESPN follow their Big East model and bankroll the transfer of a few key pieces to other properties they own so that they can lowball the leftover schools?
 
CL82 said:


I thought that I would throw an actual tweet in here. It's reasonable to ask whether financial constraints will impact the next ACC deal. Will ESPN follow their Big East model and bankroll the transfer of a few key pieces to other properties they own so that they can lowball the leftover schools?
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Will ESPN follow their Big East model and bankroll the transfer of a few key pieces to other properties they own so that they can lowball the leftover schools?

Yes.
 
CL82 said:


I thought that I would throw an actual tweet in here. It's reasonable to ask whether financial constraints will impact the next ACC deal. Will ESPN follow their Big East model and bankroll the transfer of a few key pieces to other properties they own so that they can lowball the leftover schools?
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please never post a Clay Travis tweet in here again
 
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