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Facing significant changes, college athletics is undergoing a transformation with a new governance model being developed by administrators and athletes from smaller schools. ACC Commissioner Jim Phillips emphasized a 'reset' in college sports on Thursday, expressing determination to protect the ACC's position. Phillips, speaking at the APSE Sport Media Conference in Charlotte, reassured that the reset will not end college sports. He defended the ACC's legal stance, particularly in relation to lawsuits involving FSU and Clemson, and highlighted the league's strengths, including its TV deal.
Chaos might be swirling around the ACC and college sports at-large, but Jim Phillips remains optimistic. “There's going to be a reset in college sports, and it’s OK. It doesn't mean it's going to be the end of college sports by any means.” https://t.co/klwjrxTmJp
“There's going to be a reset in college sports, and it’s OK. It doesn't mean it's going to be the end of college sports by any means." -- ACC Commissioner Jim Phillips via @bportnoy15 at @APSE_sportmedia conference https://t.co/28wEepbuTY https://t.co/GDGkQtogvB
Jim Phillips today was about as forceful as I can remember in his defense of the ACC, on the legal front. Multiple references to fighting. Said ACC is “a beautiful league.” Noted nobody questioned its TV deal in the moment. Full comments on lawsuits with FSU/Clemson: https://t.co/8gwos9bRKp https://t.co/qT40LI4lZW