ACC-Clemson Settlement Nears

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Sources: ACC nearing agreement with Clemson, FSU to end litigation

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Clemson and Florida State are inching closer to finalizing a settlement with the ACC .

The agreement would see Clemson and FSU end their litigation in exchange for a change to the conference’s revenue distribution structure and clarity around the grant of rights.

The conference would create a new revenue concept that awards significant dollars to programs achieving higher television ratings and viewership in football and basketball, among other factors.

The NCAA men’s basketball tournament and College Football Playoff television deals end as well.

The sport will also be five years into the athlete revenue-sharing concept in college sports that many expect to more formally divide the richest schools from all of the rest.

The ACC 's biggest brands — Florida State , Miami and Clemson — are expected to play more football games with Notre Dame .

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