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I’ll never understand how this even got approved by legal. I have to think all of the law firms have memos stating GOR shouldn’t be signed for exactly the reasons you stated because this would be malpractice.

Why not have an out at the halfway mark to renegotiate if the college football landscape changed? Each team would have to take less per year for that benefit but it obviously would’ve been worth it. I don’t remember if it was the nfl or nba contract with the players that had something like...

I remember being so ****ed about this. This is why I don’t understand why there hasn’t been a press conference to address this. Maybe we are missing something but it doesn’t make sense why they didn’t strong arm them into the ACC.

It’s possible which why I’m surprised we really haven’t heard much from it. Not that I was expecting him to throw his former boss under the bus. That tells me that they are making a move and there is no reason to comment on the past if it could possibly complicate a future major move.

That’s exactly what I was thinking. Clemson should’ve been in the position to ask for certain concessions as they were/are the marquee program. I’m just wondering why our media hasn’t pressed Radakovich about that and what has he learned since being a part of that terrible deal.

Why would Clemson and FSU sign off to that? Were they really concerned with preserving the ACC instead of using all the leverage they had at the time?

I’m still waiting on why these idiots agreed to bind themselves until 2034 with no escape hatch.

Same here brother. Don’t get me started on what Disney did to the franchise.

Left out for whom? TV is a huge driver in this. Who will draw more eyes than us? UNC? UVA? GT? FSU? Clemson now that their luck with QBs could be over?

What’s the downside of the B1G besides the money as compared to the SEC? More cold weather games? Travel? I’d rather be in a conference where you have four strong teams that have the resources to compete for a playoff spot and be treated better than the SEC where 80% of conference believes...