This I assume: "As far as the cost to exit, tell me how you believe that has evolved so we can have a better basis for discussing your fiction versus facts." REPEATED ANSWER: The ACC contract ends before 2036 if ESPN does not extend the option past 2026. That was discovered in the FSU lawsuit after nearly every outlet claimed the contract was unbreakable through 2036. Yea, I would say that is a definition of "evolved". The exit fee is 3X the ACC operating budget. The media rights fee owed to ESPN (not the ACC) is tied into the media contract. If that ends in 2026 the fee is much less than original $500 million reported had the contract ran its course for another 13 seasons. In simpler terms...if someone exits the ACC in 2025 and the ESPN contract runs through 2026 - a member owes one year of media rights + an exit fee. Likely around $150 million. Not another 11 years of media rights. You are going round and round because you don't like the answer. The ACC cannot for example, renegotiate a contract that pays each school $1 a year and then tell the members too bad you signed a contract. When the ESPN contract ends at the agreed to rate, the media rights end. The GoR exit fees do not. If you do not agree, that's your prerogative. But Clemson doesn't even agree the GoR is enforceable. Hence a lawsuit. Tell me, how does the ACC/ESPN contract work using facts?