FSU president Richard McCullough talking about some of the legal challenges facing the NCAA et al: "I think this threatens to take away college football from the fans."
McCullough just compared this all to "watching an airplane crash into a train wreck."
Maybe? I don't know if the SEC wants to be a part of that messy scenario. I've read a little about this latest skirmuffle and seeing their AD quote 120 million to exit the conference is one thing: doable in today's age.
How on earth they would negotiate/settle the media rights angle to the box they found themselves in? I can't see how that would work itself out. OU and TX were in unique situations with their TV contracts up for renewal. I believe the MOR with FSU is through 2036. Do SEC member schools want an addition to the conference that wouldn't bring TV monies to the table for a decade?
I've been meaning to check on the PAC's story. From the headlines I've seen their media rights negotiations haven't been going to well.
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