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 have been involved in a legal fight with the Atlantic Coast Conference to change the league’s revenue-distribution model.

In settling the cases, FSU, Clemson and the ACC’s 16 other members will alter the financial penalties for withdrawing from the conference and add a brand-value component to the revenue-sharing