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[QUOTE="HtownOrange, post: 4991346, member: 622"]
JuSt MAybE oNCe oR TwICE...

It amazes me how people still believe the ACC GOR may be broken easily but their GOR is locked tight.  GORs are essentially the same from conference to conference, especially in the legal sense (where specific terms of time and money have virtually no impact).

I was reading the Rutgers blog - I may be a glutton for punishment - and they believe that the ACC will fall apart, and selecting the teams they desire, fighting over which teams fit, bring fans, etc.  completely missing the point that FSU still has no money, that private equity is not taking a chance on a state owned entity which has a fickle fan base, no market, and no reasonable expectation of doubling or tripling their investment.if FSU cannot get past this issue, everything else is moot, even a negotiated settlement because FSU has no money with which to negotiate.

The ACC may fall apart, but not likely to FSU breaking the GOR and leaving next year.
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