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No, I don't profess I don't profess to be am attorney. Nor am I giving my interpretation. I am simply repeating what has been reported.

Your post is missing the most important part of of the "ownership of rights." The rights extend to any tv revenue earned outside if the ACC for it's home games for the entirety of the contract. Effectively, a school is giving away all of it's future revenue in order to leave. The only...

You do realize that the B1G new tv contracts are with 3 networks for football not just Fox. Secondly, you also need to understand that the University presidents make the decision on which schools get added to the B1G. Third, 4 B1G school presidents from the AAU board voted Miami into the AAU...

Watch the video I linked in the thread. Your worries will be gone when you understand what is in play. Football tv money is chump change compared to academic research money.

I'm not up on nor do I have privileged knowledge. Watch this video and you'll understand why Miami will be headed to the B1G.

Miami is not in nor will be in a desperate situation later. Miami is a higher profile to the B1G than Clemson or FSU. The reason is academics. Miami and ND became AAU schools this year. AAU schools bring in research money from the federal government that exceeds all of college football and...

I don't think it's a matter of whether they'd join another conference. It's a matter of would the SEC or B1G want them. Every school, including Miami, has to add value. Duke with basketball. UNC with basketball and football is at least a wash. Miami in football and on the plus side for...

The Big 12 does not have a better tv deal than the ACC. They're about $3M less per school but it's in the ballpark. Initially, I think schools will want to hold out. The ACC brass will want to as they will lose their jobs.

That would be a tough road to follow but not impossible. First of all, not every team from the ACC is wanted by another conference. Especially one that will pay them what they're getting now or more. Secondly, It would take a majority of votes to move from the conference without penalty. So...

Not going to happen any time soon. Forget about the $52M exit fee Miami would have to pay. There is an ACC "Grant in Rights Bylaw" which states that even if a school leaves the ACC, their tv revenue from the new conference would go to the ACC for the remainder of the ACC tv contract. The...