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[QUOTE="WoadBlue, post: 5122111, member: 1145"]
Now a matter is how can ACC leadership persuade ESPN to stop its incessant slighting the ACC while endless praising the SEC? Another matter then is how can the ACC leadership secure additional revenue, enough to matter?

One thing we know is that ESPN gave. promise to the SEC when getting the SEC to sign all its rights to ESPN that ESPN would not sponsor any other conference network. Then ESPN finally agreed to honor its word to eh ACC to have an ACC network. That surely infuriated the SEC, which instead of taking out its frustrations with ESPn denied to make the ACC pay. ESPN would need to start downgrading the ACC in favor the SEC, even when games both ACC teams. The height of that came when FSU was kept out of the playoffs, with ESPN talking heads all defending that decision, many of them calling the ACC every kind of weak and worthless.

Now we need leadership that begins the process of surviving until we can leave ESPN and then get a better deal from a more honest broadcaster.
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