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ACC (Atlantic Coast Conference) Football - 2023

THE ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE FOOTBALL

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Duke - North Carolina - Clemson - NC State - Virginia - Georgia Tech - Wake Forest - Miami - Virginia Tech - Florida State - Boston College - Louisville - Syracuse - Pittsburgh


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ACC FOOTBALL - 2022
 
*****Upset alert*****
Virginia 31 - No.10 North Carolina 27
Mike Hollins ran for three touchdowns and Malik Washington had the go-ahead scoring catch in the fourth quarter to help Virginia upset No. 10 North Carolina on Saturday night, shaking up the Atlantic Coast Conference race with its first road win against a top-10 opponent. - The Tar Heels had been adding to what has been their best start since winning the first eight games in 1997
 
Georgia extend No. 1 streak to 19 weeksin AP Top 25
The Bulldogs received 38 of 63 first-place votes, their second-lowest total of the season, after an off week but still bested No. 2 Michigan, 1,536 points to 1,504. Georgia's No. 1 streak, which started on Oct. 9, 2022, is behind only Miami's streak of 21 weeks from 2001-02 and USC's 33 in a row from 2003-05.

AP Top-5
No.4: Florida State (7-0)
No.17: North Carolina (6-1)
No.18: Louisville (6-1)
No.20: Duke (5-2)

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The Tar Heels lost to Virginia, the Cavaliers' first win of the season against an FBS team, to become just the second top-10 team to lose to an unranked team this season. The other was then-No. 9 Clemson in Week 1 at Duke. North Carolina dropped seven spots to No. 17.
 
ACC Football Scores - 2023
ACC Football Schedule - 2023
Top-25 - Week 9
No.20 Duke at No.18: Louisville
No.4: Florida State at Wake Forest
No.17: North Carolina at Georgia Tech
ACC Football Standings - 2023
Leader
[size=4[COLOR=rgb(255, 255, 255)]][/COLOR]No.4: Florida State (5-0 Conference, 7-0 Overall)[/size]
No.18: Louisville (3-1, 6-1). No.17: North Carolina (3-1, 6-1). No.20: Duke (2-1, 5-2)
ACC Football Stats Leaders - 2023
Leaders - Week-8
Passing Yards: D. Mayes, North Carolina - 2,249
Passing TDs: H. King, Georgia Tech. - 17
Rushing Yards: O. Hampton, North Carolina - 770
Rushing TDs: J. Waters, Duke. T.Castellanos, Boston College. - 9
Receiving Yards: M. Washington, Virginia - 783
Receiving TDs: K. Coleman, Florida State - 7
Tackles: P. Wilson, NC State - 81
Sacks: K. Rucker, North Carolina - 7.5
Interceptions: E. Jones, Boston College. T. Couch, Miami. D. Jones, Wake Forest. D. Neil, Louisville. A. Huzzie, North Carolina - 3
 

Miami's Tyler Van Dyke 'good to go' against UVA, coach says​


Miami coach Mario Cristobal said quarterback Tyler Van Dyke is "good to go" against Virginia on Saturday. Van Dyke missed last week's 28-20 double-overtime win over Clemson with an undisclosed injury. Cristobal said during his news conference Monday that everything was "back to normal" at practice earlier in the day. Freshman Emory Williams got the start and went 24-of-33 for 151 yards with a touchdown and an interception.

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ACC coaches wary of more realignment: 'Guessing it's not over'​


In his first time addressing the media since the Atlantic Coast Conference voted in early September to add California, Stanford and SMU, ACC commissioner Jim Phillips said Wednesday he has "never been more bullish" about the health of the league. It was a tumultuous summer for the ACC, with Florida State making it clear it would consider leaving the ACC due to the league's revenue distribution model. FSU president Richard McCullough told his board of trustees in early August that "FSU will have to at some point consider very seriously leaving the ACC unless there were a radical change to the revenue distribution." After the Big Ten and Big 12 made moves to bolster their respective memberships and in turn decimate the Pac-12, the ACC picked up the two most viable remaining pieces of the Pac-12 in Cal and Stanford and also poached SMU from the AAC. The three schools will join for the 2024-25 year.

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North Carolina's Tez Walker out of hospital after blind side hit
Wide receiver Tez Walker has been released from an Atlanta-area hospital, where he was evaluated after taking a blindside hit late in the fourth quarter of a 46- loss42 at Georgia Tech on Saturday night.

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Walker made a first-down reception as the Tar Heels were attempting a comeback but was hit without seeing the defender coming and fumbled. He was on the ground for several minutes before eventually walking off with the help of trainers. But as he made his way to the sideline, he appeared unsteady on his feet.
 
Oklahoma tumbles to No. 10 in AP Top 25 college football poll
Georgia is No. 1 for the 20th straight week - Atlantic Coast Conference rivals North Carolina and Duke both dropped out of the rankings. The Tar Heels, which lost to Georgia Tech on Saturday for their second straight defeat, are unranked for the first time this season. - Duke had been ranked since beating Clemson in Week 1, but the Blue Devils lost two straight to fall to 5-3 on the season.

ACC AP Top-25
No.4: Florida State (8-0)
No.15: Louisville (7-1)
 
ACC Football Scores - 2023
ACC Football Schedule - 2023
Top-25 - Week 10
No.4 Florida State at Pittsburgh
Virginia Tech at No.15: Louisville

ACC Football Standings - 2023
Leader
No.4: Florida State (6-0 Conference, 8-0 Overall)
ACC Football Stats Leaders - 2023
Leaders - Week-10
Passing Yards: D. Mayes, North Carolina - 2,559
Passing TDs: H. King, Georgia Tech. - 21
Rushing Yards: O. Hampton, North Carolina. - 923
Rushing TDs: J. Jordan, Louisville. O. Hamton, North Carolina. - 10
Receiving Yards: M. Washington, Virginia. - 935
Receiving TDs: K. Coleman, Florida State. - 9
Tackles: P. Wilson, NC State. - 89
Sacks: A. Powell-Ryland, Virginia Tech - 9
Interceptions: E. Jones, Boston College. T. Couch, Miami. D. Jones, Wake Forest. D. Neil, Louisville. A. Huzzie, North Carolina. K. Kinchins, Miami - 3
 
Ohio State, Georgia, Michigan, Florida State atop CFP rankings
With five undefeated Power 5 teams headed into the first rankings, the biggest question was how the committee would choose to separate them. Clearly, strength of schedule played a big role.

ACC Top-25
No.4: Florida State (8-0)
No.13: Louisville (7-1)

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As for the Seminoles, they only have one top-25 victory, over No. 14 LSU. Playing in a league -- the ACC -- with only one other ranked team (No. 13 Louisville) has not seemed to have affected the way the committee views the Seminoles. Florida State and Louisville do not play each other in the regular season, meaning the Seminoles have zero ranked teams remaining on their schedule.
 

ACC coaches wary of more realignment: 'Guessing it's not over'​


It was a tumultuous summer for the ACC, with Florida State making it clear it would consider leaving the ACC due to the league's revenue distribution model. FSU president Richard McCullough told his board of trustees in early August that "FSU will have to at some point consider very seriously leaving the ACC unless there were a radical change to the revenue distribution." After the Big Ten and Big 12 made moves to bolster their respective memberships and in turn decimate the Pac-12, the ACC picked up the two most viable remaining pieces of the Pac-12 in Cal and Stanford and also poached SMU from the AAC. The three schools will join for the 2024-25 year.

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ACC Football Scores - 2023
ACC Football Schedule - 2023
Top-25 - Week 11
Virginia at No.11 Louisville
Virginia Tech at No.15: Louisville
Duke at No.24 North Carolina
ACC Football Standings - 2023
Leader
No.4: Florida State (7-0 Conference, 9-0 Overall)
ACC Football Stats Leaders - 2023
Leaders - Week-10
Passing Yards: D. Mayes, North Carolina - 2,559
Passing TDs: H. King, Georgia Tech. - 21
Rushing Yards: O. Hampton, North Carolina. - 923
Rushing TDs: J. Jordan, Louisville. O. Hamton, North Carolina. - 10
Receiving Yards: M. Washington, Virginia. - 935
Receiving TDs: K. Coleman, Florida State. - 9
Tackles: P. Wilson, NC State. - 89
Sacks: A. Powell-Ryland, Virginia Tech - 9
Interceptions: E. Jones, Boston College. T. Couch, Miami. D. Jones, Wake Forest. D. Neil, Louisville. A. Huzzie, North Carolina. K. Kinchins, Miami - 3
 
Florida State WR Johnny Wilson practices, could play vs. Miami
Wilson missed FSU's last two games, lopsided road wins against Wake Forest and Pittsburgh, because of an undisclosed injury. The 6-foot-7 junior, widely considered a second-day NFL draft pick in April, has 25 catches for 415 yards and two touchdowns this season.

Clemson RB Will Shipley expected to return vs. Georgia Tech
Shipley, a 5-foot-11, 210-pound junior from Weddington, North Carolina, has rushed for 2,435 yards and 29 touchdowns in three seasons at Clemson (5-4, 2-4).
 
Ohio State, Georgia, Michigan, Florida State remain in CFP top 4
Florida State stayed at No. 4 despite an uneven performance against Pitt last weekend. No. 19. Notre Dame, another three-loss team, also stayed in the top 25 at No. 20 after a loss to Clemson. Among notable teams joining the top 25 this week -- Arizona (6-3) at No. 21, Iowa (7-2) at No. 22 and North Carolina (7-2) at No. 24.

ACC CFP Top-25
No.4: Florida State (9-0)
No.11: Louisville (8-1)
No.24: North Carolina (7-2)
 
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