ACC leaders upbeat about future a year after near disaster
Posted May 14, 2013
Two years ago, as the college sports landscape began changing around them, ACC commissioner John Swofford and his school presidents started tossing around a phrase few of them had any real understanding about: grant of media rights. The race to make sense of it began in earnest last fall, when longtime conference stalwart Maryland announced it was leaving.
(Orlando Sentinel)
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