ACC Grapples with Potential Exits of FSU, Clemson, and UNC

Conference faces lawsuits and financial challenges as key members consider more lucrative leagues.

ACC commissioner Jim Phillips remains optimistic about resolving conflicts with FSU and Clemson despite ongoing lawsuits.
North Carolina trustees express dissatisfaction with current ACC funding, hinting at a possible move to the Big Ten or SEC.
FSU and Clemson's legal battles center on the ACC's grant of rights and associated financial penalties.
The ACC's exclusion from last year's College Football Playoff has intensified discussions on improving the league's football perception.
Revenue disparities between the ACC and other major conferences drive the push for realignment among top member schools.