North Carolina athletic director Bubba Cunningham is predictably displeased with Wednesday's comments by Florida State president Richard McCollough about the ACC's media rights deal.
Cunningham went on to say that he didn't believe a league had to have the most money to be the most successful.
And I’d rather see them be a good member of the league and support the league and if they have to make a decision then so be it. Pay for the exit fee, wait for your grant of rights that you’ve given and then in 2036 when those rights return to you, do whatever you want.” McCullough said that he was"not satisfied" with the revenue the ACC distributed to each of its 14 teams and said that if Florida State didn't get more money, the school may have to leave the conference if there wasn't a"major change" in revenue distribution.
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