Verifying what Pittinger alleged in that video. Everything may be redacted into oblivion by the time it goes public. ESPN has only ever made one public appearance in court in all those lawsuits against the ACC. In that one court appearance ESPN made sure to throw around allegation of FSU attorneys committing felonies for mentioning details about the ACC TV Contract in a recent court filing. I think ESPN saying felony literally froze anyone from publicly releasing details about that ACC TV Contract. ESPN has very deep pockets with Disney and a gang of top flight attorneys on retainer that are just itching to litigate. I remember about 10 years ago. A Utility had cut several trees on my sister's property. They sent her a letter a few months later saying they intended to cut three more of her trees. She called the utility and just got some condescending lip service from a utility company lackey. She called me and asked if I would call an attorney for her. I called one. I described the exact situation about my sister's trees to that attorney. The Attorney said he would be glad to take the utility to court. Said we might win. However the attorney said the utility would never accept any court loss. He said the utility would appeal & litigate to Supreme Court levels. The attorney said many court appearances and every time he went to court would cost $10,000.00. The attorney asked me if I had that kind of money? I said no. ESPN would be a lot tougher nut to crack in court than that utility. ESPN struck fear in the litigating world of those courts when ESPN threw around felony allegations.