ACC Commissioner Vows Lengthy Court Fight If Necessary Against Clemson, Florida State Jim Phillips took a hardline stance at the conference's media days in Charlotte. Sports Illustrated · Jul 22, 2024
ACC commissioner promises to fight 'for as long as it takes' amid legal battles with Clemson, FSU Atlantic Coast Conference commissioner Jim Phillips says the league will fight “as long as it takes” in legal cases against Florida State and Clemson as those member schools challenge the league’s ability to charge hundreds of millions of dollars to leave the conference The Independent UK · Jul 22, 2024
Paul Finebaum Defends the CFP Committee Selecting Alabama Over Florida State The ESPN commentator believes the “right decision” was made with the final rankings on Sunday afternoon. Sports Illustrated · Dec 3, 2023
ACC Commissioner Rips CFP Committee, Calls Leaving Out Florida State ‘Unfathomable’ Jim Phillips believes the College Football Playoff committee made a mistake in leaving the Seminoles out of the playoff. Sports Illustrated · Dec 3, 2023
Stanford and Cal Headed to ACC, per Sources The Cardinal, Golden Bears and Mustangs are moving east. Sports Illustrated · Sep 1, 2023
College Football’s 25 Most Intriguing People in Suits From ACC commissioner Jim Phillips to SEC boss Greg Sankey and TV execs at ESPN and Fox, these (mostly) C-suite members have a huge say in where the rapidly shifting sport is going. Sports Illustrated · Aug 22, 2023
ACC Commissioner Makes Eye-Opening Expansion Comments Amid Pac-12 Uncertainty As conference realignment continues to shape the landscape, the ACC commissioner says that the league is open to new membership. Sports Illustrated · Jul 28, 2023
ACC Commissioner, Former Northwestern AD Responds to Being Named in Hazing Lawsuits Phillips, Northwestern’s athletic director from 2008 to ’21, was named as a defendant in two lawsuits regarding allegations of hazing. Sports Illustrated · Jul 21, 2023
Third Plaintiff Added to Northwestern Hazing Case, Lawyers Say Here’s where everything stands among the two legal teams filing suits against the school and members of its administration. Sports Illustrated · Jul 20, 2023
At Northwestern, a widening gap between questions and answers fills with a purple haze Just how twisted are things in the Wildcats’ football program and athletic department? Chicago Sun-Times · Jul 19, 2023
The Zodiac Killer claimed responsibility for 37 murders. But what if he never existed at all? The enduring mystery of the Zodiac Killer has terrified and tantalised the world for more than half a century. There has been no shortage of theories about the killer, but a new Peacock series explores a singular question: What if there was no ‘Zodiac Killer’ at all? Sheila Flynn writes The Independent UK · Jul 12, 2023
Money Doesn’t Change Everything: ACC, Pac-12 Find Still Find Success in Form of Titles The recent string of national titles amongst ACC and Pac-12 schools should remind fans that your conference doesn’t need all the money to find success. Sports Illustrated · Jun 27, 2023
ACC to adopt new revenue model. Clemson could be one of biggest beneficiaries. The ACC’s board of directors has endorsed a new “success incentive initiative” that could help Clemson in a big way starting next year. Tribune News Service · May 24, 2023
Potential ACC Split Is a Reminder of the Business of College Sports It shouldn’t come as a surprise that amongst the ADs spearheading realignment talks, a new revenue model is at the center of the conversation. Sports Illustrated · May 18, 2023
Sports Illustrated · May 17, 2023 What’s at Stake for Clemson, Florida State, and the Future of the ACC Welp, the world now knows some ACC programs are looking for greener pastures. Depending on which direction the league takes, get ready for all hell potentially breaking loose.
Sports Illustrated · May 15, 2023 Expansion and How Three Conferences Look to Compete With SEC and Big Ten How do the Big 12, Pac-12 and ACC keep up while generating millions less than the SEC and Big Ten? Some believe all three of them cannot coexist successfully.
Tribune News Service · Mar 31, 2023 Luke DeCock: Jim Larranaga, one of the last of the ACC’s living legends, enjoying Final Four moment HOUSTON — In the 17 years that passed between Final Four appearances for Jim Larranaga, he changed schools (from George Mason to Miami), became a worse dancer (according to his players and his own self-appraisal), and lost none of the love for coaching he absorbed from Terry Holland.
USA Today Sports Media Group · Mar 15, 2023 Crying Northwestern Kid appeared to be back at men’s March Madness and seeing him will make you feel old Say hello again to Crying Northwestern Kid.
Zenger · Mar 3, 2023 LONG SHOT: ESPN, ACC, And Pac-12 Talked About A Joint TV Deal. Could It Really Happen? The Trio Talked Last Summer About A Plan To Save Both Conferences And Talks Could Be Revived.
Sports Illustrated · Feb 20, 2023 College Football Execs Considering Four Changes to Shorten Games The rule changes, which include the game clock continuing to run after incomplete passes, could be implemented this fall.
Tribune News Service · Feb 13, 2023 Luke DeCock: ACC basketball has a credibility gap, created in part by its own coaches. Here’s one fix. Saturday night’s officiating debacle in Charlottesville couldn’t have come at a worse time for the ACC. Its own coaches have spent the past month questioning the credibility of their own officials, rightly or wrongly, to the point where commissioner Jim Phillips had to send out a memo to coaches and…
Tribune News Service · Jan 31, 2023 Luke DeCock: ACC gives its football teams new guidance on scheduling non-Power 5 road games: Don’t Coming off a year in which the ACC played 10 road games at non-Power 5 opponents — and lost three of them — schools received new guidance from the league office: Don’t.
Sports Illustrated · Jan 13, 2023 College Sports’ Rapid Winds of Change Blow Through the Big Ten Former commissioner Kevin Warren led the conference through a momentous three years, but his exit adds another moving part to the volatile college sports landscape.
Sports Illustrated · Jan 13, 2023 One of College Sports’s Most Important Jobs Is Now Open Some in the industry already have a name in mind for who should be the next Big Ten commissioner.
Tribune News Service · Oct 13, 2022 Luke DeCock: NCAA Tournament expansion starting to feel less theoretical, more inevitable RALEIGH, N.C. — It’s way too early to say the train has left the station, but it might be time to stop worrying about whether the powers that be are going to expand the NCAA basketball tournament and start worrying about how to minimize any damage when they do.