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The hourglass turns in the ACC with Clemson and Florida State · The Jake Wimberly Podcast

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  Real quickly your thoughts of you know, the as the our glass turns,
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  so to speak, in the ACC with Clemson and Florida State, and I
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  don't you know, You've got the ACC kicking back and Jim Phillips saying,
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  hey, look no, this is you know, we're going to stand our
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  ground. It feels very similar to what was going on with George claviakofv in
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  the in the PAC twelve and then ultimately that whole thing unfolded. Is that
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  are we seeing a repeat of what happened in the big in the in the
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  PAC twelve. I think we are with one exception and the legal scholars will
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  have to jump in and take my place here. But that's her mind,
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  folks. The PAC twelve had no grant of rights, so USC UCLA,
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  Aregon, Washington pick up and leave with no penalty. The ACC right now
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  there is a grant of rights. Now Clemson after Florida State did it,
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  are now suing that it's unfair and what have you. You know, I
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  don't know legally, I mean, you know, I don't know what that
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  means. A leaga. I don't know if it could be contested in one
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  and I don't know who to win. I have no clue. I mean,
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  just guess flip a coining guest. I don't know. So there's more
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  obstacles there, so it's a little more cumbersome to deal with. But yes,
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  it feels like and I actually did something of that actually about twenty about
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  the forty five to fifty minutes ago, about that on one of my podcasts
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  about just that it feels like it's going to collapse. Which again, let's
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  remind folks why people say, well, why would they bring in cal Stanford
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  and sm It makes no sense. Remember, the grant of rights agreement says
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  that if they fall below a certain number of teams, then the grant of
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  rights is revoked. So by putting cal Stanford on SMU, they're anticipating Jim
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  Phillips did that they're going to lose two teams or more or maybe three.
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  So this allows them to still hold to the grant of rights agreement to the
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  other schools like North Carolina Miami at all, because there's the right number or
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  enough number of teams in the program. But yeah, it looks like it
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  kind of looks like everyone's a little different. You got the power too,
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  And then pac twelve is folded as you mentioned, and then the Big twelve
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  has done a good job with numbers, and it looks like they've settled in
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  to look, we're not the big boys anymore, but we're gonna have a
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  good conference and we're gonna have a whole bunch of people. You wonder if
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  the ACC is gonna try that model. If they lose Florida State Clempson,
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  can they go? I mean, who's still left? Will they go and
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  maybe get somebody? You know, they've always stuck up their nose that somebody
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  like West Virginia academically? Will they look at people and say, can we
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  do something? Can they offer something better than the Big twelve? Good question
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  in all questions that today I might have a different answer for you than six
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  months or a year from now, depending on how these lawsuits are threats of
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  lawsuits come out. Make sure to grab him on exit Landry Football Landry football
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  dot com. Get the podcast, Chris. Please appreciate your time, have
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  a great week, and we'll do it again next week. Hey, thanks
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  for appreciate it. Appreciate you having me