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ACC in Legal War with FSU

  • The ACC filed a suit to remove FSU of its voting power on conference issues while the two face an ongoing legal battle.
  • The move stems from prior issues between Florida State and the ACC, including the conference's media deal and FSU missing out on the College Football Playoff.
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The ACC is trying to strip Florida State of its voting power on conference issues while the two sides are locked in a legal dispute. The enmity stems from FSU’s discontent over the ACC’s media deal, and the lack of conference competition that contributed to FSU being left out of the College Football Playoff after an undefeated season.

Plus, we look at how conference realignment, NIL, and heavier use of the transfer portal are reshaping college basketball with Sports Illustrated’s Kevin Sweeney.

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