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Any school who breaks the grant of rights and leaves the ACC owes the conference somewhere in the neighborhood of $495M. Yes, the “M” stands for Million. Four hundred ninety-five million dollars. Sure, that number would be argued in court. But even shaving some off still wouldn’t be remotely...

Dabo hinted at this last week, basically saying that he's under the impression this is the SEC's long plan. Gobble up as many of the other good teams as you can, and have your own college football league. No OOC games, you get like 20 (or however many they think would be good enough) programs...

Absolutely correct. And essentially what I said a page back. The current deal is 2035. The ACC is not being poached, and they're not adding anyone anytime soon. Nothing is ever completely concrete, of course, but this is not even in the same galaxy as the Big 12 deal. WAYYYYYYYYYYYYYY more...

Shocking that someone on Twitter made something up.

ACC grant of rights runs through 2035. MUCH different animal than the Big 12. I don't think this can happen. I do not believe the ACC will add or lose any members for a long time.