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FSU vs The ACC

Surely they are going to bench DJ right?

-2 at home vs Cal is insane. GT Memphis and BC are good teams.
 
Details around the new revenue structure remain murky, but leaders have reviewed a plan to create a separate pot of revenue to be divided based on media value metrics. This separate distribution would be specifically tied to a school’s television viewership ratings for football and potentially basketball.

Any new distribution would be available to all schools.

Along with the new revenue structure, leaders are examining amending the length of the league’s grant of rights, the binding agreement at the center of lawsuits from the Seminoles and Tigers. The ACC grant of rights, binding the schools together through 2036, would presumably be shortened.

It is unclear if enough support exists to approve these drastic moves. The belief is that, at the very least, a two-thirds majority is necessary.

 
OrangeXtreme said:
Details around the new revenue structure remain murky, but leaders have reviewed a plan to create a separate pot of revenue to be divided based on media value metrics. This separate distribution would be specifically tied to a school’s television viewership ratings for football and potentially basketball.

Any new distribution would be available to all schools.

Along with the new revenue structure, leaders are examining amending the length of the league’s grant of rights, the binding agreement at the center of lawsuits from the Seminoles and Tigers. The ACC grant of rights, binding the schools together through 2036, would presumably be shortened.

It is unclear if enough support exists to approve these drastic moves. The belief is that, at the very least, a two-thirds majority is necessary.

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Beware of any "plan" that shortens the GOR without ESPN being heavily involved. ESPN is a key component of the whole enchilada. ESPN owns the rights through 2036 and unless they want to lose the ACC why would they shorten the GOR?
 
OrangeXtreme said:
Details around the new revenue structure remain murky, but leaders have reviewed a plan to create a separate pot of revenue to be divided based on media value metrics. This separate distribution would be specifically tied to a school’s television viewership ratings for football and potentially basketball.

Any new distribution would be available to all schools.

Along with the new revenue structure, leaders are examining amending the length of the league’s grant of rights, the binding agreement at the center of lawsuits from the Seminoles and Tigers. The ACC grant of rights, binding the schools together through 2036, would presumably be shortened.

It is unclear if enough support exists to approve these drastic moves. The belief is that, at the very least, a two-thirds majority is necessary.

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This is BS. Why would schools cave in? There is zero reason to. You just screwed yourself for no reason. Just blow it up now if this is the case. I rather rip off the bandaid than cut off our nose the next 10 years.



As a conference the ACC at this moment has an advantage over the B12 because of the GOR length. Why throw that away?

Why would schools agree to give up revenue to get nothing in return? Going to a ratings based model is only fine if there is something in it for SU.

I rather SU vote to dissolve the ACC than to agree to these new terms. At least in that case we are moving on instead of sticking together for no reason and then taking less money to stay on top of that.
 
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Capt. Tuttle said:
They shouldn’t change anything unless they extend the GOR
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To get something is to give something

I would assume espn would be ok w shortening that deal and that would be because of a further shakeup of tv by 2036.

To me if the conf can stay together till 2030 that’s a good solution. After that who knows what happens
 
Ehhh...I don't see much happening here. Someone needs to articulate a valid reason as to why ESPN would choose not to extend the GOR. I have not read or heard any reason why that would make sense. So until then my opinion is it's highly unlikely ESPN will willingly shorten the GOR, there's no value in them doing so.
Maybe the ACC gives Clemson and FSU an off ramp for the lawsuits by throwing them a really small revenue adjustment "bone" but that is a huge maybe. There's no incentive to negotiate anything larger revenue wise when the ACC knows they would leave anyway. You don't reward FSU and Clemson for bad behavior.
Since Clemson and FSU brought these ideas to the ACC, it sounds to me more like desperation and a way to go back to their fans and say they tried. Again FSU is just burning money with attorneys. At some point the bean counters are going to tell them the money tree has been plucked clean.
 
HRE Otto IV said:
This is BS. Why would schools cave in? There is zero reason to. You just screwed yourself for no reason. Just blow it up now if this is the case. I rather rip off the bandaid than cut off our nose the next 10 years.



As a conference the ACC at this moment has an advantage over the B12 because of the GOR length. Why throw that away?

Why would schools agree to give up revenue to get nothing in return? Going to a ratings based model is only fine if there is something in it for SU.

I rather SU vote to dissolve the ACC than to agree to these new terms. At least in that case we are moving on instead of sticking together for no reason and then taking less money to stay on top of that.
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I don't think this proposal has a chance of passing. My guess is that it was leaked by FSU, probably by their shady AD. They are under a lot of pressure for the awful decision to sue the conference and the epic dumpster fire that their football program has become.

FSU just asked for a summary judgement with their lawsuit. They want a final decision ASAP. My guess is that they will lose it and quietly drop all litigation. I think right now they are trying hard to get something, anything they can show the FSU BOT, Chancellor and fanbase to prove that the lawsuits were not an idiotic waste of $50 million (or whatever the true cost ends up being).
 
sutomcat said:
I don't think this proposal has a chance of passing. My guess is that it was leaked by FSU, probably by their shady AD. They are under a lot of pressure for the awful decision to sue the conference and the epic dumpster fire that their football program has become.

FSU just asked for a summary judgement with their lawsuit. They want a final decision ASAP. My guess is that they will lose it and quietly drop all litigation. I think right now they are trying hard to get something, anything they can show the FSU BOT, Chancellor and fanbase to prove that the lawsuits were not an idiotic waste of $50 million (or whatever the true cost ends up being).
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You think summary judgement loss and drop the lawsuit? I’d be shocked. They are pot committed.

The settlement makes sense for all. It isn’t perfect but it has to serve many masters. I’m hoping they stay in the ACC with less power and maybe a chance for more money.


Be funny if Syracuse ends up the highest television rated team w an ascendant football and a return to greatness for hoops
 
sutomcat said:
I don't think this proposal has a chance of passing. My guess is that it was leaked by FSU, probably by their shady AD. They are under a lot of pressure for the awful decision to sue the conference and the epic dumpster fire that their football program has become.

FSU just asked for a summary judgement with their lawsuit. They want a final decision ASAP. My guess is that they will lose it and quietly drop all litigation. I think right now they are trying hard to get something, anything they can show the FSU BOT, Chancellor and fanbase to prove that the lawsuits were not an idiotic waste of $50 million (or whatever the true cost ends up being).
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I suggest we give them $100 in Chipotle coupons.
 
elimunelson said:
You think summary judgement loss and drop the lawsuit? I’d be shocked. They are pot committed.

The settlement makes sense for all. It isn’t perfect but it has to serve many masters. I’m hoping they stay in the ACC with less power and maybe a chance for more money.


Be funny if Syracuse ends up the highest television rated team w an ascendant football and a return to greatness for hoops
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How do they adjust television viewership numbers for time slots? For example, if one team has lots of nooners in football, or their weakest basketball opponents are all slotted for weekend time slots? I don’t see how you balance things like that out.
 
elimunelson said:
You think summary judgement loss and drop the lawsuit? I’d be shocked. They are pot committed.

The settlement makes sense for all. It isn’t perfect but it has to serve many masters. I’m hoping they stay in the ACC with less power and maybe a chance for more money.


Be funny if Syracuse ends up the highest television rated team w an ascendant football and a return to greatness for hoops
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It makes no sense for anyone not named FSU or Clemson.
 
elimunelson said:
I think the fact they are talking and trying to get to a solution is a good thing. i don't look at these negotiations as game of thrones.
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I am fine using that model starting in 2037. Why should SU give up revenue from 2025-2030 so FSU can make more money, only to leave in 2029? It makes SU poorer and the ACC less stable.

There is no reason to compromise.
 
HRE Otto IV said:
The only way this would be acceptable is if ESPN bumps everyone up 10% and then on top of that adds money to be distributed based off of ratings. Then everyone is getting something. Taking money from school A to give to B is completely unacceptable.
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I had a partner in business once, who felt he deserved some additional compensation over what I and the other partner were making. We voted 2-1 that if he received the additional money, we were entitled to same. So all three of us got a bump. Which is asinine, because it all came from the same pot. But it was the point of the matter. We were finished as partners by the end of the year, when I broke off.

The point is, a partnership cannot survive this kind of haggling. Someone needs to be an adult.
 
HRE Otto IV said:
I am fine using that model starting in 2037. Why should SU give up revenue from 2025-2030 so FSU can make more money, only to leave in 2029? It makes SU poorer and the ACC less stable.

There is no reason to compromise.
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Exactly this, as other has stated, I think this was leaked by FSU or Clemson, and conversations are in fact a proposal given by them to the ACC. I would tell them to pound salt. Having the contract end in 2030 just means that they announce they are leaving in 3 years. There is no upside in this to SU unless they know they have a landing spot.
 
All4SU said:
I had a partner in business once, who felt he deserved some additional compensation over what I and the other partner were making. We voted 2-1 that if he received the additional money, we were entitled to same. So all three of us got a bump. Which is asinine, because it all came from the same pot. But it was the point of the matter. We were finished as partners by the end of the year, when I broke off.

The point is, a partnership cannot survive this kind of haggling. Someone needs to be an adult.
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Giving a partner more because of who he is = stupid.
Giving him more because he's getting a commission and he sold more = motivational.
If the ACC agrees to paying more based on TV ratings, isn't that a commission?
 
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