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Message: [QUOTE="HtownOrange, post: 4909252, member: 622"] I skimmed the complaint. It is heavily one-sided and fails to include relevant facts which mitigate and /or prove FSU is a farce. Obviously, this is expected. FSU has far less to work with than their media releases and this complaint imply. The ACC will fight this and will likely file to object to the venue and jurisdiction based on the GOR referring to the bylaws, which if I recall, require suits to be filed in NC and apply NC law. Anyway, the Florida courts are likely to side with FSU, to at least secure some documents and a possible ruling or two. IF the Bylaws require suits in NC, FSU does not appear to have substantive complaint in Florida and would likely lose the argument on an elevated appeal (they may win in the Florida courts but not likely to win the NC courts or at the SCOTUS because FSU willing agreed to the agreements and the facts are not in their favor, as implied in the complaint.). [/QUOTE]