Florida State and Clemson are set to vote on a settlement agreement with the ACC that would resolve ongoing lawsuits and introduce a new revenue-sharing model based on TV ratings, with top earners potentially receiving an additional $15 million annually. The brand initiative, funded by 60% of the league’s TV revenue, aims to help close the revenue gap with other conferences and reward schools for postseason success. The settlement would also decrease financial penalties for schools exiting the grant of rights agreement before 2036, with total costs expected to drop below $100 million after the 2029-30 season.
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Transfer rumors, news: Madrid eye surprise move for Wharton
Adam Wharton of Crystal Palace is a target for Real Madrid, with scouts monitoring the 21-year-old midfielder who is also on the radar of Manchester City and Liverpool. RB Leipzig striker Benjamin Šeško is close to triggering a new release clause, attracting interest from Arsenal, Manchester United, and Tottenham Hotspur. Internazionale are competing with Liverpool for Bayern Munich's Joshua Kimmich, while Fábio Silva is drawing attention from Atlético Madrid and Sevilla. Liverpool are negotiating a...
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