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[QUOTE="HtownOrange, post: 5176561, member: 622"] The 2016 agreement was written with the requirement that ESPN exercise the option within two years of launching the ACC. If ESPN exercised this right, they had a conditional right to revoke; we don't know the conditions. SUTomCat has identified credible reporters stating that there was a follow-up agreement in which the right to exercise the extension was kicked down the road to 2025. If this is correct, then ESPN can decide next year. Either way, there is a window in which ESPN has/has to exercise their right to extend the agreement. If they don't exercise the right to extend the agreement, the agreement ends at a time certain, believed to be 2027. If ESPN had/does exercise the extension, they still hold the right to revoke the agreement, under specified - but heavily redacted - conditions. It is presumed that the make up of the ACC is one such condition, and the apparent source of FSU's hope. Hope this clears things up a little. [/QUOTE]
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