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Having trouble posting a link from my phone but the UNC Board of Trustees released a very critical statement of the ACC that basically backed Clemson and threw the conference paupers under the bus. Sounds like the Tar Heels are next to follow the Noles and Tigers.

The Miami AD apparently is speaking nice about the ACC, fwiw (not much): https://twitter.com/flasportsbuzz/status...52777?s=46

At the end of the day, it seem to me that ESPN benefits quite a bit from the ACC as currently constituted. Do any "experts" here think that ESPN could get involved in the legal case(s), and, if so, could their involvement actually help keep the ACC together?

[needle]

Having trouble posting a link from my phone but the UNC Board of Trustees released a very critical statement of the ACC that basically backed Clemson and threw the conference paupers under the bus. Sounds like the Tar Heels are next to follow the Noles and Tigers.

The Miami AD apparently is speaking nice about the ACC, fwiw (not much): https://twitter.com/flasportsbuzz/status...52777?s=46

At the end of the day, it seem to me that ESPN benefits quite a bit from the ACC as currently constituted. Do any "experts" here think that ESPN could get involved in the legal case(s), and, if so, could their involvement actually help keep the ACC together?