Source -- Florida State among 4 ACC schools against adding Cal, Stanford - ESPN

Four ACC schools are opposed to adding Cal and Stanford, a source confirmed to ESPN, but expansion discussions are not completely over as of Friday evening.

Though there is no call currently scheduled for the presidents to talk about expansion again, the discussions continue in the hopes that perhaps they can get to 12 «yes» votes, the required number to add teams. Florida State, North Carolina, Clemson and NC State are opposed, a source said, confirming news first reported by Sports Illustrated.

One source described the expansion discussion as being «on life support,» two days after ESPN reported the talks among the presidents hit «significant road blocks» following a call among presidents on Wednesday night.

Multiple sources indicated there is no deadline to make any decision for the ACC, and a presidents call could be scheduled at any time. A vote will be taken only if there are enough votes to say yes. One source believed a decision should have been made during the Wednesday call: «I would imagine that there's not much more for them to discuss. I would think that the next item on the agenda is to make a decision.»

It should be noted the four schools that are opposed are among a group of seven schools that have had separate discussions among themselves looking at the ACC grant of rights and a path forward. The ACC grant of rights ties the league together through the end of its television contract with ESPN in 2036 and gives the conference control over member school's media revenue and broadcast rights.

For Cal and Stanford, the clock is ticking as they evaluate their future options.

There is appeal among a majority of the presidents to add Cal and Stanford from an academic and Olympic sports perspective. There is not