2018 Midseason All-ACC Football Team, Headlined by Ryan Finley and Travis Etienne
After nearly two months of action, ACCSports.com releases its look at the 2018 midseason All-ACC Football team, led by Ryan Finley and Travis Etienne
4 ACC point guards named to Bob Cousy Award Watch List
The Bob Cousy Award has announced its preseason watch for the 2018-19 season, and the group includes four point guards from the ACC
ACC Football Power Rankings Week 7: It’s lonely at the top; just ask Clemson
A look at this week's ACC Football Power Rankings, which are lonely at the top, deeply confusing in the middle third and just kinda sad
Playing at an All-ACC level, Germaine Pratt leads a better-than-expected NC State defense
With redshirt senior linebacker Germaine Pratt leading the way, NC State's 2018 defense is off the a better start than most may have expected
Binary Option: How Georgia Tech continues to go all in with its running offense
As usual, Georgia Tech is running the ball with fury on offense, but this may be the best ground attack during Paul Johnson's time in...
If Miami football is to run the table, its defense must continue to set up the offense
As Miami football potentially treks to its second straight ACC title game, and a rematch with Clemson, its the defense that continues to power the...
Offensive notes from NC State, including the arrival of Ricky Person
In back-to-back home wins over UVA and Boston College, true freshman running back Ricky Person Jr. has added a dimension to NC State's offense
ACC Football Power Rankings Week 6: Clemson, Miami and NC State create separation
This week's ACC Power Rankings look similar at the top (Clemson, Miami, NCSU) and bottom; in between those two tiers, there's plenty up for debate
Clemson’s Travis Etienne starts to build his Heisman Trophy candidacy
Clemson is undefeated and power on offense by their explosive sophomore running back and outside Heisman Trophy Candidate Travis Etienne
Where are the wins for UNC Football and Larry Fedora?
No matter how you slice it, the projection models offer very little hope for Larry Fedora and North Carolina football the remainder of 2018