Clemson and Florida State are settling their lawsuits with the ACC, bringing stability to the conference — for now. What does ...

The ACC will no longer distribute media-rights revenue equally but give bonuses to schools that draw the most TV viewers.

The Atlantic Coast Conference, Clemson and Florida State have approved a settlement that would end their legal fights.

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The settlement between the ACC and Clemson-Florida State, which was reported on Monday and approved by conference presidents ...

Clemson's Board of Trustees approved a settlement Tuesday to resolve its legal dispute with the ACC, marking a major shift in ...

The conference will tie revenue to television viewership and reduce exit fees yearly.

And perhaps most importantly for any school looking to make a break from the ACC, a university will retain its future media ...

It’s officially a truce between Clemson and Florida State on one side and the ACC on the other, as all parties ended their ...

The ACC, Clemson and Florida State have approved a settlement that changes the conference's revenue distribution model and ...

With the resolution, Clemson and FSU remain full members of the ACC, and the parties will dismiss all pending lawsuits in ...

The deal would change the league’s revenue-distribution model to factor in viewership ratings in payments to schools. That ...