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,

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

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