Alex Prewitt of The Washington Post has an interesting article on how Maryland's case with the ACC compares (or doesn't) to West Virginia's messy divorce from the Big East. One of the key takeaways is that Maryland's case could set an important precedent because it is arguing whether these "exit fees" are legally valid.
I read this and started to wonder if this MD case could have further ramifications than just MD and the ACC. If MD wins could all of the schools leaving the Big East claim that they don't have to pay an exit fee either? Just wondering.....I know we are all cheering for MD to win so further dominos could possibly fall but there could be other implications....