ACC commissioner Jim Phillips is at the center of discussion at the ACC spring meetings. Phillips has toured the conference during this sports season, including at Notre Dame with AD Jack Swarbrick. (Photo: Matt Cashore / USATODAY)

The ACC Spring Meetings are underway, and the entire conference is under a cloud as all of the schools come to grips with revenue sharing and how the current ACC media rights deal, which runs through 2036, compares to their peers in the SEC and the Big Ten. The answer to that is that the league simply won't be competitive from a monetary standpoint in a few years.

We told you in a video a few weeks ago that we were hearing that there were four teams looking to form a group to leave the ACC, and that there might be as many as six, and now information is coming out that there might be as many as seven or eight. The ACC Athletic Directors met yesterday afternoon into the evening and even though several told members of the media that they would be happy to talk after the meeting, none of them spoke to the media after commissioner Jim Phillips walked through the doors a few minutes before it wrapped it.

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