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Message: [QUOTE="Willy75, post: 4735359, member: 277"] The ACC is an unincorporated not for profit association (see the recitals to the GOR agreement), not a corporation. There is nothing in the by-laws about the number of votes required to dissolve the conference/association, the most likely reason being that legally there is no entity to dissolve. Members just come and go (the by-laws do have the voting requirements for those). In the case of leaving the departing school is left with the GOR. Some Clemson types got excited because NC has a statutory provision that 50% of directors can dissolve a not for profit corporation (not unincorporated association). That doesn’t apply to the ACC as there is to my knowledge no analogous provision for an unincorporated association . So again the most plausible answer is that the ACC isn’t something that can be dissolved. [/QUOTE]