[dabigv13]

This was an interesting detail from FSU lawyers.

http://twitter.com/NicoleAuerbach/status...22017?s=20

Edit I guess tweet linking is totally borked now. Thanks Elon.

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FSU lawyer says that ESPN has a "unilateral" right to exercise a nine-year option to extend its media deal with the ACC from 2027 through 2036. (Which it hasn't yet.) Right now, there is no guaranteed media rights revenue for ACC members past 2027.

Not sure how true it is. And I think ESPN would definitely trigger that extension rather than lose schools to a non ESPN league. But if true it makes our jump over to ACC an even bigger leap of faith than we had initially presumed.

[dabigv13]

This was an interesting detail from FSU lawyers.

http://twitter.com/NicoleAuerbach/status...22017?s=20

Edit I guess tweet linking is totally borked now. Thanks Elon.

Here is text copied-

FSU lawyer says that ESPN has a "unilateral" right to exercise a nine-year option to extend its media deal with the ACC from 2027 through 2036. (Which it hasn't yet.) Right now, there is no guaranteed media rights revenue for ACC members past 2027.

Not sure how true it is. And I think ESPN would definitely trigger that extension rather than lose schools to a non ESPN league. But if true it makes our jump over to ACC an even bigger leap of faith than we had initially presumed.