UNDATED (AP) — Atlantic Coast Conference schools are now able to make more money based on their TV ratings in marquee matchups. The league launched a revenue-distribution model that factors in viewership in football and men's basketball for this season. That comes after a March settlement of lawsuits between the league and member schools Clemson and Florida State. The new formula distributes 60% of league TV money based on a five-year rolling viewership formula. The other 40% goes equally to all league schools. Duke coach Manny Diaz says schools have to look closely at scheduling as they chase “opportunities now to be seen.”

FORT WORTH, Texas (AP) — SMU and TCU are about to play the final scheduled football game in a series that dates back to 1915 and has continued since the end of the So

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