Is Clemson leaving the ACC?

Clemson Tigers are exploring the possibility of leaving the ACC (Atlantic Coast Conference).

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In 2013, ACC members signed a "Grant of Rights" agreement, which gives the ACC ownership of broadcast rights for member schools' home games until 2036.

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Clemson and Florida State were reported to be considering leaving the ACC back in May.

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An unnamed Clemson official hinted at an impending announcement regarding the school's conference affiliation.

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Clemson may have found a way to bypass the Grant of Rights agreement.

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They are pursuing a strategy involving multiple schools to break away from the ACC.

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Other schools like North Carolina, Florida State, Miami, and Georgia Tech are also reportedly involved in this effort.

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There were rumors of Clemson and Florida State approaching the SEC for membership.

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The ACC recently voted to add three new schools, including Stanford, California, and SMU, as part of conference expansion.

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At the time, it looked bad for the Pac-12, having only Oregon State and Washington State. Now, it could save their new conference if Clemson leaves and others follow.

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