ACC could quiet Florida State, Clemson, but why give in to desperation play?
But the facts remain the same. The ACC holds every ounce of leverage, and Clemson and FSU saying they’ll stay in the league only under their terms is the ultimate walk-back, a desperation play. Which in turn means if the ACC goes along, it’s only offering those schools the dollar-lined off-ramp they’re desperately seeking.
Cal and Stanford cannot eliminate the effects of travel, but both schools are attempting to minimize its impact.
The Wolfpack doesn’t feel burdened by expectations. Instead, it’s using last season’s success as positive reinforcement and ...
With the college football season entering Week 4, the schedule includes 12 games that feature teams from the ACC. To make ...
In case you’re wondering, the last time Cal debuted in a new conference the Bears lost 39-14. To Oregon. In 1916. That was ...
Yahoo Sports national columnist Dan Wetzel, senior college sports reporter Ross Dellenger, and Sports Illustrated’s Pat Forde ...
News of the proposal first emerged through various national reports Tuesday night.
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Georgia Tech resumes ACC play seeking to rebound and remain in league contention after losing two weeks ago at Syracuse.
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Florida State and Clemson’s lawsuits against the ACC are going nowhere. The ACC, meanwhile, is taking a PR beating. It ...
The status-quo is unsustainable, and FSU is worth more than the $41 million in media rights revenue it's paid annually under ...
The conference claims both schools are breaching their contracts simply by suing to get out of a deal they have signed twice ...
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