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Notre Dame To The ACC: What We Now Know


addressed the ACC’s change in its long-held stance that all members had to be full members. “What was best 20 years ago isn’t necessarily best in today’s world,” Swofford said. Then came talk about the ACC’s television contract. As expected, Swofford said the ACC would “revisit” the deal with its TV partners (read, ESPN) and that the league had already had some discussions. (ACC Sports Journal)

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