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Message: [QUOTE="HtownOrange, post: 4740427, member: 622"] ESPN and the ACC are beneficiaries of the GOR. Even if the simple majority can dis You have just described tortious interference. That would be ugly for ESPN and the SEC and FSU/Clemson. When thousands of lawyers have looked at breaking GORs for several years and not one has proscribed an even moderately feasible solution, it's time to believe the GOR is tight. NOTE: GORs are used in other entertainment and have been used to stick it to naive artists for decades. They have been upheld in court. Believe what you want , for my take, if a respectable attorney had at least a near even chance to win the issue, the attorney would file in good faith and try. This has not happened which leads me to believe no attorney believes they can bring a case to court in good faith attempting the break the GOR. [/QUOTE]