acc (atlantic coast conference) football - 2024

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Atlantic Coast Conference Football - 2024
Duke - North Carolina - Clemson - NC State - Virginia - Georgia Tech - Wake Forest - Miami - Virginia Tech - Florida State - Boston College - Louisville - Syracuse - Pittsburgh- Stanford - California- SMU

Making ACC Debuts
The three new conference members in Cal, SMU, and Stanford will all play their first-ever ACC games at different times throughout the season. Stanford will be the first of the three to play an ACC game, as the Cardinal will play at Syracuse on Friday, Sept. 20, one day before Cal travels to Florida State for its first conference game on Saturday, Sept. 21. SMU’s first-ever ACC game will come at home versus Florida State the following weekend, Saturday, Sept. 28.


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Sources: ACC, Clemson, FSU renew talks on revenue distrabution
According to multiple sources within the league, the conversations are preliminary and the sides are not close to an agreement, but the conversations represent a strong signal that Florida State and Clemson are open to remaining in the conference under more favorable financial terms.
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The ACC is also in talks with ESPN, which holds an exclusive option to extend the league's television contract from 2027 through 2036. ESPN must pick up or decline the option by February 2025.

Wake Forest sets Oregon State series to replace Ole Miss game
The home-and-home with Oregon State will be more financially lucrative for Wake Forest and helps fill a need on the Beavers' schedule created when the Pac-12 fell apart with 10 schools departing this summer.

USC football continues recruiting run with 4-star WR Jerome Myles
Myles took official visits to Utah and Texas A&M prior to pulling his commitment from Ole Miss in June. Last month, he told ESPN that USC, Texas, A&M, Utah, Georgia and Ohio State had made the cut among the finalists in his recruitment entering his senior season.
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Myles is now the ninth ESPN 300 commit in USC's 2025 class. The 11th-ranked Trojans visit No. 18 Michigan at 3:30 p.m. ET on Saturday in Week 4.

 

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AP poll's top 4 unchanged prior to Georgia=Alabama clash
Texas was No. 1 for the second straight week, receiving 44 of 62 first-place votes as the top four teams remained the same. Georgia held at No. 2 and Ohio State is No. 3, Alabama is No. 4. Tennessee moved up to No. 5.
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The Bulldogs and Crimson Tide were each off this past weekend as they prepare to meet next Saturday in Tuscaloosa for a top-five matchup.

ACC AP Top 25
No.7 Miami (4 - 0)
No.15 Louisville (3 - 0)
No.17 Clemson (2 - 1)

 

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ACC Football Scoreboard - 2024
ACC AP Top-25
Week-4, Sept. 21
NC State (35) at No.21 Clemson (59)
Georgia Tech at(19) No.19 Louisville (31)
No.8 Miami (50) at South Florida (15)
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ACC Football Schedule - 2024
ACC AP Top-25
Week-5
September. 27
Virginia Tech at No.7 Miami
September 28
No.15 Louisville at No.16 Notre Dame
Stanford at No.17: Clemson
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ACC Football Standings - 2024
Leader
Week 5
N0.15 Louisville, Boston College, Virginia, No.17 Clemson, Stanford (1 - 0 ACC)

ACC Football Stats Leaders (Players) - 2024
Week 5
Offensive Leaders
Completions: H. King, Georgia Tech --102
Passing Yards: C. Ward, Miami --1,439
Passing TDs: C. Ward, Miami --14
RTG: C. Ward, Miami --204.9
Rushing Attempts: O. Hampton, North Carolina --85
Rushing Yards: O. Hampton, North Carolina --555
Rushing TDs: B. Tuten, Virginia Tech --7
Receptions: M. Rutherford, Georgia Tech --29
Receiving Yards: M. Rutherford, Georgia Tech --398
Receiving TDs: X. Restrepo, Miami --5
Defensive Leaders
Total Tackles: A. Clary, Virginia --41
Solo Tackles: N. Anderson, Wake Forest --21
Sacks: A. Powell-Ryland, Virginia Tech --5.5
Interceptions: N. Williams, California --4

ACC Football Stat Leaders (Teams) - 2024
Offensive Leaders
Total Yards: Miami --605 ypg
Passing Yards: Miami --405 ypg
Rushing Yards: North Carolina --221.8 ypg
Points: Miami --52.3
Defensive Leaders
Total Yards: Miami --232.8 ypg
Passing Yards: Duke --132 ypg
Rushing Yards: Stanford --51.7 ypg
Pointa: Miami --10.3 ppg

 

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North Carolina Tar Heels Schedule | 2024
0 - 0 ACC | 3 - 1 Overall
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Thur, Aug 29: @ Minnesota W
North Carolina ekes out 19-17 win over Minnesota's missed FG as time expires ; Heels QB Johnson injured
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North Carolina's primary goal for this work-in-progress season is figuring out how to avoid the late fade that spoiled the last two years with star quarterback Drake Maye

Sat, Sept 7: vs. Charlotte W
Harrell leads North Carolina past Charlotte 38-20 in new role
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North Carolina quarterback Conner Harrell threw for two touchdowns and ran for a score after moving into the starting role. Harrell was 16-for-25 passing for 219 yards with an interception.

Sat, Sept 14: vs. North Carolina Central W
Hampton scores three TDs on 210-yard night as North Carolina beats NC Central 45-10
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Omarion Hampton rushed for 210 yards and three touchdowns. Criswell threw for 161 yards and a touchdown, while Harrell’s chances were limited (2-for-6, 22 yards).

Sat, Sept 21 vs. James Madison L
North Carolina coach Mack Brown says 'embarrasing' 70-50 loss to James Madison is his fault
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Mack Brown has spent 35 years as a major college football coach. He knows what an unacceptable performance looks like. Alonzo Barrett III threw five touchdown passes in the Dukes' quick-strike offense to give first-year coach Bob Chesney a signature victory over an Atlantic Coast Conference team.

Sat, Sept 28 @ Duke
Sat, Oct. 5 vs. Pittsburgh
Sat, Oct.12 vs. Georgia Tech
Sat, Oct 26 @ Virginia
Sat, Nov 2 @ Florida State
Sat, Nov 16 vs. Wake Forest
Sat, Nov 23 @ Boston College
Sat, Nov 30 vs. NC State

ACC In Bold

UNC's Brown takes blame but says no plans to resign after 70-50 loss​

Mack Brown told ESPN on Saturday that he is not resigning after an emotional locker room scene with his players following North Carolinas embarrassing 70-50 loss to James Madison, which is in its third season as an FBS school. Brown, a College Football Hall of Famer, said he told the players that it was his fault and that he would step away if he couldn't get things fixed. The 70 points were the most ever given up by the Tar Heels, who fell to 3-1. Brown, 73, is in his sixth season at North Carolina. He told ESPN he was aware of some reports and that messages in emotional locker rooms can be misconstrued but was adamant that he is not stepping down. He has led North Carolina to winning records in four of his five seasons. The Tar Heels won eight games last season and nine the season before when they finished first in the ACC's Coastal Division. Brown was at Texas for 16 seasons and won a national championship in 2005 and played for another in 2009. He resigned under pressure following the 2013 season and, after taking a break from coaching, returned in 2019 to North Carolina for his second stint in Chapel Hill. Brown was North Carolina's coach from 1988 to 1997.

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