If an agreement is reached, it ends more than 14 months of nine-figure litigation between the conference and two of its marquee programs.

The Atlantic Coast Conference's Board of Directors has approved a proposed settlement that would end the legal fights with Clemson and Florida State as well as change the league's revenue-distribution model,

David Hale details on the ACC Network what FSU, Clemson and the ACC's settlement means for the future of the conference.

The ACC, Clemson and Florida State have approved a settlement that would end their legal fights, change the league’s revenue-distribution model and revise the long-term costs for a school to leave the conference.

The ACC is finalizing a settlement with Florida State and Clemson that will end the litigation between the two programs and the conference. Per ESPN's Andrea Adelson, one of the key details in the settlement will see exit fees reduced by $18 million each year through the 2029-30 academic year.