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The former Florida State quarterback still is working his way back from the fractured left leg/ankle that ended his college career.
The Tigers updated their lawsuit against the conference. The litigation affects FSU, too.
FSU and the Gators have both been investigated, and the Attorney General is weighing in.
A Tallahassee judge has filed a written order against the ACC.
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