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The original was posted on /r/cfb by /u/RCocaineBurner on 2024-09-03 06:53:52+00:00.
Florida State sued the ACC “in response to years of underperformance and mismanagement,” and claimed that the conference “failed in its stated contractual, fiduciary and legal obligations to maximize athletic opportunities, generate significant revenues, and put its members at the forefront of athletic achievement.”
I would argue that Florida State losing two consecutive games to start the season deprives Miami of its stated contractual, fiduciary and legal obligations to maximize athletic opportunities. It definitely hurts the school’s ability to generate significant revenues from the game itself and even a win now won’t move Miami up in the rankings, to the forefront of athletic achievement.
Should Miami sue Florida State? The evidence feels overwhelming.
Florida State argued “it is painfully apparent that Florida State’s athletic ambitions and institutional priorities are no longer being served,” and I would argue that’s even more true of Miami after Florida State consistently failed to live up to its end of the contract, which at least strongly implied that they should not be a steaming pile of shit.