Welcome to Andy Staples on three. Hi from Amelia Island, Florida, site of the ACC Spring meetings. You can tell by the lovely flower shell thing behind me. We're in a tropical paradise.

It's not exactly paradise for the folks of the ACC right now. It's a very strange meeting, and we'll talk about that,

but there's a lot of different things to talk about in regard to this meeting, because you've got

Florida State suing the ACC in Florida, the ACC suing Florida state in North Carolina,

Clemson suing the ACC in South Carolina, and the ACC suing Clemson in North Carolina.

So you've got all those

lawsuits. You also have drama surrounding North Carolina happening as the meetings are happening,

but back in North Carolina. And I think that may have been by design as well. So we're going to

talk about what's going on with the Tar Heels, what's going on with the Seminoles, what's going on with the Tigers, and what that all means for the ACC. And oh, by the way, Charlie Baker, the president of the NCAA came to talk to the coaches and the ADs of the ACC, gave him a little, given the applause at the end, it sounded like a little pep talk, but he came and talked to us,

so we're going to have a little bit from Charlie Baker as well later in the show. But it's a

fascinating situation. It's interesting because I think you'd assume that everybody be at each other's

throats and people would be really awkward around one or they're not it's these

guys have to meet a lot and so if you're the florida state folks if you're the clemson folks if you're

the the acc folks boston college wake force like you're used to this you've been dealing with this

now for over a year really and so it's it's interesting to watch them joke around with one another when

they're around each other and realize, oh, wait, these people are kind of at each other's throats,

if we really think about this. But there was a piece of movement. It was a movement, really,

just something that happened in a board meeting at North Carolina on Monday that could impact

all of this as we go forward.

And again, what the NCAA president was talking about will impact all this.

Nothing's set.

And this is what I keep reminding people. We keep talking

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