
Clemson’s Quarterback Conundrum After LSU’s 51-10 Rout
A 51-10 defeat to LSU exposed weaknesses at Clemson's quarterback position, prompting Coach Dabo Swinney to retain both Christopher Vizzina and Tait Reynolds for the upcoming season.
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A 51-10 defeat to LSU exposed weaknesses at Clemson's quarterback position, prompting Coach Dabo Swinney to retain both Christopher Vizzina and Tait Reynolds for the upcoming season.

A dramatic late penalty secured a 2-1 win for App State Soccer over William & Mary, marking Coach Aimee Haywood's 100th victory and extending the team's unbeaten streak to five games.

ACC Network introduces ACC Today, a new studio program airing Mondays and Thursdays, featuring analysts EJ Manuel, Roddy Jones, Wes Durham and others, alongside expanded weekday and Saturday programming.

The Tar Heels will host the fifth‑ranked Michigan State squad in a historic Sunday showdown, showcasing dominant early‑season form and standout individual contributions.

Goalkeeper Noelle Henning, a rising star from Milton, Ontario, has been selected for Canada’s U‑20 Women’s World Cup squad for 2026, highlighting her rapid ascent from youth leagues to the international stage.

Diego Hernandez tops national preseason rankings, while Braden Dunham and Luke Munson bring fresh energy to a Furman team opening its 2026 campaign against Clemson.

Two Nittany Lion standouts are highlighted in preseason rankings as the team prepares to face No. 2 Notre Dame in South Bend, Indiana, with the match to be televised on the ACC Network.

LSU Soccer will begin its 2026 season on the road against Wake Forest on August 12, seeking to break a three‑game series deficit while building on a program that reached the 2025 Sweet 16 under head coach Sian Hudson.

LSU's women's soccer team will appear on SEC Network for two 2026 regular‑season games, opening at Wake Forest and concluding with home matches against Texas A&M and Mississippi State.

Clemson's men's and women's soccer programs will appear on the ACC Network this coming season, offering fans a chance to watch key early-season matchups and a series of home games streamed online.

The Demon Deacons open their 2026 campaign at home, facing LSU, Florida State and North Carolina in a slate of televised matches that promise high‑stakes soccer at Spry Stadium.
ESPN announces its upcoming college football commentator teams, highlighting the addition of two former WBIR sports anchors whose Knoxville roots enrich the network’s national coverage.

Madison Fitzpatrick’s appointment as ACC Network’s primetime college football sideline reporter brings a fresh face to the network’s flagship broadcast, joining veteran play‑by‑play voice Wes Durham and analyst Max Browne.
The ACC Network reveals its travel itinerary for the upcoming ACC Huddle series, highlighting new analyst Max Browne and a campus‑wide Road Trip special.

A look at how streaming has turned sports documentaries into a staple, the buzz around a potential UNC basketball doc, and the call for uncensored footage from the 2025 football season.

After a storied tenure at Florida State, Jimbo Fisher expresses a desire to return to the sidelines, citing the game’s new dynamics and his longing for player relationships.

Former Florida State head coach Jimbo Fisher discusses his longing for the game, his successful tenure, and his openness to new coaching roles.

Ranked No. 33 in ESPN’s Football Power Index, the Hokies are poised for a pivotal season that will test new leadership, quarterback development, and a rugged road ahead.

On July 2, ACC Network will devote a full day to showcasing NC State’s standout games and achievements from the 2025‑26 season.

July media days across the power‑five conferences bring coaches, players and draft prospects into the spotlight, setting the narrative for the upcoming season.

The summer sports news lull ends with college football power conference media days in July, offering a first look at season storylines and NFL Draft prospects.

ESPN announces a major overhaul of its college football commentary teams for 2026, replacing longtime faces with fresh duos and prompting a wave of fan commentary.

The upcoming 2026 season will see fresh pairings at the helm of the SEC Network and ACC Network, with veteran voices like Aaron Murray and Max Browne joining longtime play‑by‑play talent Wes Durham. Meanwhile, Jordan Rodgers departs for a broader ESPN role, and Chase Daniel steps into a high‑profile slot on SEC Nation.

The fourth‑annual challenge highlights marquee matchups such as South Carolina versus Duke and Texas versus Louisville, and builds on a 27% surge in viewership from the previous year.