ACC TV Extension Could Keep Florida State, Clemson

Are Clemson and Florida State still angling to leave after the latest ACC deal? | College Football Enquirer
Yahoo Sports national columnist Dan Wetzel and senior college sports reporter Ross Dellenger join Sports Illustrated's Pat Forde to discuss the ACC's deal with ESPN through 2036 and whether it could end questions about its two marquee members wanting to leave.
Why new ESPN deal could keep Clemson, Florida State in ACC, help settle lawsuit
The ACC is in the process of extending its TV contract with ESPN. Here's what the extension would mean for Clemson and FSU's lawsuit vs. the league.
ACC TV Extension Could Keep Florida State, Clemson in the Conference
The ACC announced on Thursday that it has accepted a nine-year extension of its TV rights with ESPN, which could help keep Florida State and Clemson in the ACC.
As ESPN picks up ACC option through 2036, what’s next for FSU, Clemson and all those lawsuits?
The ACC, Florida State and Clemson are still entangled in lawsuits involving TV rights. So now what? Are resolutions coming anytime soon?
ACC extends media rights deal through 2036: What it means for Florida State lawsuit, conference realignment
ESPN has exercised its opt-in clause with the ACC, extending its media rights deal with the league through 2036, the league announced Thursday. The news comes just before a Feb. 1
Florida State left with unanswered questions after ACC, ESPN exercise network option
ESPN has agreed to prolong its partnership with the Atlantic Coast Conference through 2036. Had the network not picked up the option to extend, the deal between the two parties would've expired in 2027. READ MORE: Luke Petitbon shares Thomas Castellanos played role in recruiting him to Florida State
ACC, ESPN reportedly agree to extend TV agreement. What does it mean for ACC-FSU lawsuit?
Florida State University has been locked in a legal battle with the conference since December 2023 centered around media rights.
Clemson v. ACC proceedings have been delayed. A report from ESPN might explain why
Clemson's lawsuit against the ACC has slowed. ESPN says Clemson and Florida State could drop legal action in exchange for more money from the conference.
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