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insightful read...2 interesting points

not case related, but (I) always felt for those not in a major conference such as apSt or jmu: "...inherently anticompetitive system of collegiate athletics itself – which on its face is an exceedingly closed system of competition – where schools like Appalachian State and East Carolina have near-impossible odds at joining a major conference like the ACC," The final paragraph referencing the potential acc specific member damages (due to fsu's actions) is interesting...and would release another volley of lawsuits should fsu exit (some damage may already exist?). anyway, "fun" to watch...and although fsu fans seem very confident, i wouldn't bet on it!
Posted: 02/27/2024 at 03:02 PM ET
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FSU's case against the ACC is weak to a non-starter. Article linked
patit hoo 02/27/24 02:30 PM ET
A few questions from me as I read that
HokieAl 02/27/24 05:19 PM ET
2nd paragraph
VTCALS72 02/27/24 08:27 PM ET
Agree. The GOR was needed for ACCN
HokieAl 02/28/24 10:24 AM ET
First I have heard of statute of limitations. This seems pretty straight
HboroughHokie 02/27/24 05:10 PM ET
Most interesting part for me is that it seems like he does work 4 Clemson.
Stech 02/27/24 03:40 PM ET
As opposed to all the stuff from an anti ACC point of view**
VTCALS72 02/28/24 10:57 AM ET
insightful read...2 interesting points
VT757to276 02/27/24 03:02 PM ET
Thanks for the link........
2hhoop3 02/27/24 02:48 PM ET