Overview
- Clemson and Florida State have filed lawsuits against the ACC, challenging the league's exit fees and grant of rights.
- The ACC has countersued, asserting that its agreements with member schools will be upheld by the courts.
- Clemson argues the ACC's $140 million exit fee is 'unconscionable' and its grant of rights agreement restricts schools' rights to their media revenue.
- The dispute highlights the financial disparities between the ACC and wealthier conferences like the Big Ten and SEC.
- A court ruling in favor of Clemson and Florida State could significantly alter the landscape of college sports.