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If I had 20 hours to kill, I would find and quote each of the 100x you said in these 1,000 pages that Miami was leaving by X date and/or FSU was leaving by Y date. Clown Show.

This. It's all spin. The pleadings filed by FSU on the ESPN contract are also just an argument. Doesn't mean its 100% true. The court cases will eventually get to the bottom of all of this, unless ESPN pushes a settlement in the interim. And that seems unlikely. And it's not going to get...

It kills me that you think these "insiders" from a FSU message board know anything.

Lol

No. I think you are basically 100% wrong. But we will see.

Yeah, I think the reporting on the espn contract has been very poor. It would be nice if the florida attorney general could actually get a copy released. I don't see how they have an opt out in 2025. That doesn't make sense and doesn't with the GOR. I would assume they had some sort of look-in...

Lol. Greenberg Traurig is a good firm. I clerked at their Lauderdale office. But ACC is not going to settle and nobody is going anywhere until 2030. I never said mid 2030s. I don't follow the fsu and clemson to big ten rumors like you guys do, and certainly not of the rest of the ACC, but I...

My litigation partners say it's not going to go to federal courts. They say whoever decides first will likely prevail. See what happens. I think fsu clearly loses. But I'm a transactional guy.

Normally, state courts respect the other states matter and stay their case if the matters in dispute are essentially the same. But that doesn't always happen in high profile or political matters like this. In that case, where you have two parallel state matters proceeding at the same time, it's...

"This has no bearings on the Florida case." Ummm. That's not how it works 99.9% of the time. Full Faith and Credit clause?

Greenberg Traurig is very good at running up insanely high fees on worthless merits. They and the ACC will be the big winners here.

Let's see. I am in SLC, busy trying to ski on ****** snow that reminds me of West Virginia, so haven't read it. My guess is more posturing to placate a psycho fan base furious over the playoff snub and now the recruiting news. Or maybe they are asking for an injunctive relief, which will...

No, that would be you confidently predicting Miami is leaving for the Big Ten by August, 2023, ummmm no, October, 2023, no that's 2024, 2025, 2026 ... lol. Right

Lol.

Lol. I'm sensing you keep falling for fellow message board losers like you who don't understand basic contract law. How do you drive in those huge clown shoes?

Lol. That Big Ten shill isn't a practicing attorney. The big 12 term was up in a year or two. Apples and oranges. I'm still waiting on all these schools breaking the GOR. Not happening anytime this decade ....

Even a broken clock is correct twice a day, but you are 0/200 in this thread. On facts, the law and all of your clownish predictions. I admire the consistency. You are the Ken Dorsey of always being wrong. Interesting tidbit from FSU and their stadium renovations. "As part of the financial...

First rule of holes: if you are in one, stop digging. You have been literally wrong about 100% of everything on this thread and now you are failing the first week of 1L Contracts. Pathetic.

Ugh. Stop making stuff up. The "insiders" here said FSU and Miami were leaving by August 15. That ESPN was negotiating with Fox. That Miami would never vote for expansion. That there are easy ways to break an assignment. And that a majority of votes dissolves the conference and presumably...

Seems odd they send that to 247 the night before. The trustees don't vote here. This is the president's decision. Some internal battle. Tbd