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It’s Thanksgiving Today, and AllSportsDiscussion says Thanks today. This site doesn’t exist as a money making venture, though when a bit comes our way it doesn’t hurt. This site is just an avenue to talk primarily about ACC Sports. The contributors to the site are fans of ACC schools and we really enjoy sharing our …

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It’s ACC/SEC Rivalry week. Most years this is the ACC’s opportunity to gain a measure of respect against the SEC. This year has a totally different feel. Beating SEC teams is becoming common place. Just this year SEC teams have gone down to football heavy weights like Memphis, Toledo, Texas Tech, and Houston. This was …

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  It’s rivalry week in the ACC! So what do the ACC bloggers have to say about that and any other goings on? Florida State blog Tomahawknation says ahead of Florida State’s game with Florida that Sean Maguire may have some lingering back issues.  I really like FSU in this one. The Gator’s offense is a …

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Thanks to @Hokiesmash for this new release. Good information for those making the trip to the ACC Championship game. @theACC | @theACCFootball ACC Announces 2015 Dr Pepper ACC Football Championship Game Schedule of Events & Initiatives   Weekend of events includes outreach events, Fan 5K, Night of Legends and FanFest.    CHARLOTTE, NC – Below is information on …

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Thanks to @Hokiesmash for sending this new release. This should be a great atmosphere in Charlotte. It should never leave there either. Link: http://theacc.co/FCG15SOLDOUT 2015 Dr Pepper ACC Football Championship Game Sold Out More than 73,000 to attend December 5 game at Charlotte’s Bank of America Stadium CHARLOTTE, N.C. (theACC.com) – The 2015 Dr Pepper Atlantic Coast Conference Football …

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Each week I rank the Power 5 conferences and list my playoff teams, but I want to go in more detail on something that potentially could be a very tricky situation for the college football playoff committee. What are they going to do with Notre Dame if they beat Stanford to finish the season 11-1. …

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I’m starting to come around on 4 as the number of teams in the college football playoff. I still think 8 teams (5 conference champions, 2 wildcards, and 1 group of five) is ultimately the best format for a playoff, but maybe 4 isn’t so bad. Here’s why… Last season following the 8 team format, …

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At 9-1 through 10 games this season, North Carolina is currently enjoying their best season since the late 1990s. The currently sit 17th in the college football playoff rankings behind 5 two loss teams and Navy. The Tar Heels have been haunted the entire year by a resume killing loss to a bad South Carolina …

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@Hokiesmash and @TalkinACCSports  look back at week 11 and preview week 12 in ACC football on this podcast. We were joined by Mike Kline @MikeKlineDSB of dukefootballblog.com, a site I hope you check out. We really appreciate @MikeKlineDSB joining us and talking some ACC football. To download the audio file of this podcast, please go here. In addition you can subscribe to the Podcast …

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Chaos in the first week of November! Let me point out on my philosophy on these rankings – you’re most recent  OOC results count a lot, and you’ll see me reference that throughout the season. We’ll give each conference a relative strength value 1-10. Let me explain my relative rankings 0-5 : Conference lacks depth …

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Respect has been hard to come by for the Tar Heels. They just now entered the top 25 rankings of the College Football Playoffs. Their loss to a bad South Carolina team in their opening game has haunted them all year, but here is some news for you. North Carolina has a really good football …

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