Florida State and Clemson will vote Tuesday on an agreement that would settle their four ongoing lawsuits against the ACC and a new revenue-distribution strategy, according to ESPN. While the terms of a settlement would have to be approved by the ACC Board of Directors and Clemson and Florida State's respective boards of trustees,

Florida State and Clemson are expected to reach a resolution in their legal battle with the ACC, according to ESPN's Andrea Adelson, David Hale and Pete Thamel. "According to sources, the settlement includes two key objectives: Establishing a new revenue-distribution model based on viewership and a change in the financial penalties for exiting the league's grant of rights prior to its conclusion in June 2036,

FSU and Clemson will vote Tuesday on an agreement that would ultimately result in the settlement of lawsuits between the schools and the ACC, sources told ESPN.

Clemson's board of trustees called a meeting for noon on March 4 to discuss a potential settlement with the ACC. The Tigers' sports teams could earn more money.

Florida State and Clemson are expected to enter into a settlement agreement with the ACC, ending over a year's worth of litigation between the parties.

Florida State and Clemson are set for a Tuesday vote on an agreement that would settle four lawsuits between the two schools and the ACC, according to a report from ESPN's Pete Thamel. The lawsuits, which are tied to conference realignment,

Last year, it looked like the ACC might blow apart with the league and Florida State and Clemson threatening each other in court in multiple lawsuits. Now it looks like those lawsuits are all but settled and on Tuesday,