College Football and Sports Network on MSN13h
ESPN Secures New ACC TV Deal Through 2036 as League Moves To Keep Clemson, FSU Happy
ESPN and the Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) have secured a contract extension of their media rights deal through 2036. This ...
The Daily Californian12h
Extended ACCtion: ACC-ESPN media deal likely spares Cal from realignment churn
For the typical Berkeley student, the details of media rights negotiations may not capture the imagination. However, the ...
ACC extends media rights deal through 2036: What it means for Florida State lawsuit, conference realignment
ESPN has exercised its opt-in clause with the ACC, extending its media rights deal with the league through 2036, the league ...
As ESPN picks up ACC option through 2036, what’s next for FSU, Clemson and all those lawsuits?
The ACC, Florida State and Clemson are still entangled in lawsuits involving TV rights. So now what? Are resolutions coming ...
After Surviving Internal Threats, ACC Now Has a Men’s Basketball Problem
An 18-team league steeped in hoops tradition might get only three or four teams in the field of 68 this season.
ESPN extends the ACC media rights deal through 2036: What it means for Cal and Stanford
The Bay Area schools need not worry about their new home imploding anytime soon, but there is a cost for the security.
ACC realignment news & Chip Kelly leaves Ohio State for the NFL | College Football Enquirer
On today's episode of The College Football Enquirer, Dan Wetzel, Ross Dellenger and SI's Pat Forde break down the latest ...
ACC scores major deal that could secure future, status of conference
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Saturday Down South11d
No longer ‘The Greatest,’ ACC basketball has fallen victim to finances, expansion and its own bad decisions
Eight of the ACC's 18 teams have losing records as the season heads toward the home stretch while only 2, Duke and Louisville ...
ACC, FSU are blazing troubling trail toward conference inequality | Commentary
Who cares about the AP poll? The most important ranking system in college football will soon be the Nielsen ratings.
Sports Illustrated13d
Is Virginia Going to Miss the ACC Tournament Entirely?
One of the less talked about, at least immediately, ramifications of the ACC's expansion to add Cal, Stanford, and SMU to the conference last summer was that, while the league adjusted its regular ...