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Georgia Tech closed out its regular season with a 15‑2 win over Boston College, establishing multiple records and securing the No. 1 seed for the ACC Tournament.
Amazon's three-game broadcast pact with Duke brings UConn, Michigan and Gonzaga into neutral-site matchups, while conference leaders voice both praise and protest.
Denise Jilka, a longtime University of Tennessee staffer, steps into a new leadership role as executive director of basketball operations, bringing 12 years of experience in athletics and student‑athlete support.
The NCAA’s decision to add eight teams to the men’s and women’s Division I basketball tournaments promises extra revenue and more chances for programs like Maine’s, but the impact on mid‑major conferences remains a topic of debate among coaches.
Virginia Tech's 2026 football slate features early non‑conference games, two Friday night contests, and a challenging November that includes a Friday showdown with SMU and a Saturday clash with Miami.
The Atlantic Coast Conference has endorsed the Big Ten's plan to expand the College Football Playoff to 24 teams, setting the stage for a high‑stakes negotiation that could reshape the sport's postseason structure.
The Atlantic Coast Conference has announced a 15‑game Friday night slate for the 2026 season, beginning with Miami at Stanford on September 4 and ending with Florida State hosting Florida on Black Friday.
Duke’s 2026 football slate features two Friday night contests — a revenge match against Virginia in Charlottesville and a home clash with Clemson — plus a season‑opening test against Tulane, setting the stage for a competitive ACC campaign.
Virginia Tech’s baseball team is poised for a decisive final series against Clemson, with a chance to secure an NCAA Regional berth and boost ACC seeding.
Duke University has moved two of its 2026 football contests to Friday evenings, reshaping the early schedule as the program rides a historic conference title and prepares for a new coach's vision.
The Atlantic Coast Conference released Clemson’s full 2026 football calendar, detailing home and away conference games, road trips, and non‑conference opponents, while highlighting recent losses that have shaped the team’s preparation.
Clemson’s 2026 ACC schedule has been reshaped, moving key matchups to Friday and Saturday nights, setting up tough road tests against Syracuse and Duke.
The University of Tennessee announces Denise Jilka's promotion to director of basketball operations, highlighting her extensive background in academic services and program continuity.
The Atlantic Coast Conference released its full slate of Friday night games for the 2026 season, highlighting a marquee clash between Cal and Clemson and a championship game in North Carolina.
The Cavaliers and Blue Devils will meet on Friday, Oct. 23 at Charlottesville’s Scott Stadium, continuing a series that dates back six decades and featuring a recent championship showdown.
The Atlantic Coast Conference released its revised 2026 football slate this week, delivering a handful of adjustments that have already captured the attention of fans across the region. While the overall framework remains intact, several key dates have been shifted, prompting a fresh wave of anticipation for the upcoming campaign.
Denise Jilka, who has spent nearly twelve years at the University of Tennessee, has been named executive director of basketball operations, succeeding Catherine Greene and joining forces with Maggie Stanley to oversee logistics, academics and travel.
The Atlantic Coast Conference has released its 2026 Friday night football schedule, blending conference battles with a demanding non‑conference slate that culminates in a championship game in Charlotte.
The Tar Heels enter a pivotal three‑game series against NC State with a commanding lead in the ACC, while the Wolfpack fights for a postseason spot. Pitching dominance and hitting firepower will be tested in a matchup that could reshape both teams' tournament hopes.
The Atlantic Coast Conference’s endorsement of a 24‑team College Football Playoff reflects growing pressure to broaden postseason access, with commissioners weighing financial, competitive and scheduling implications before a December 2026 deadline.
The Atlantic Coast Conference has thrown its support behind a proposal to enlarge the College Football Playoff to 24 teams, citing the need to include championship‑contending programs like Florida State and Notre Dame that have been excluded under the current twelve‑team model.
The Florida State Seminoles and Georgia Bulldogs have called off a scheduled home‑and‑home series for 2027 and 2028, prompting discussions about a neutral‑site game in 2028 and highlighting a broader trend in college football.
Major programs are reshaping conferences, the ACC adjusts its revenue model, and the push for a 24‑team playoff raises questions about tradition and leadership.
The partnership expands live ACC football and basketball coverage through the 2030‑31 season, delivering 14 football games, 30 men’s basketball contests and 10 women’s basketball games annually, all available on The CW and via the ESPN App.