Overview

• Clemson and Florida State are in discussions with the ACC to receive a larger share of revenue based on brand valuation and television ratings.
• The proposed changes include a shorter term for the league's grant of rights, which currently binds member schools through 2036.
• Both schools have sued the ACC, seeking to exit the conference without hefty penalties, while the ACC has countersued.
• The ACC's new revenue-sharing model would potentially create a separate pot of money distributed based on media value metrics.
• ACC presidents are reviewing the proposal, but a two-thirds majority vote is required to implement any changes.