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During spring meetings, ACC Commissioner Jim Phillips voiced support for a 24‑team College Football Playoff, joining the Big Ten and Big 12 in the call for expansion. While the proposal promises greater access for teams on the fringe, stakeholders must untangle a web of calendar constraints, championship game implications, and broadcast negotiations.
The Atlantic Coast Conference has endorsed a sweeping expansion of the College Football Playoff, while the SEC and ESPN debate alternative models, raising questions about the future calendar, finances and access for deserving teams.
The Tar Heels will close out their regular season with a crucial three‑game series at NC State’s home field in Raleigh, a matchup that could hand them the ACC regular‑season title if Georgia Tech stumbles.
The CW and ESPN have renewed their partnership to broadcast ACC football and basketball through the 2030-31 season, delivering a growing slate of games to linear TV and the ESPN App.
The Atlantic Coast Conference has thrown its weight behind the Big Ten's proposal to expand the College Football Playoff to 24 teams, citing fairness for contending programs. The debate involves multiple stakeholders, from athletic directors to media partners, and could reshape the sport's postseason structure.
The Atlantic Coast Conference has formally endorsed the Big Ten’s plan to expand the College Football Playoff to 24 teams, citing fairness for championship‑contending programs and the need to broaden postseason opportunities.
The Atlantic Coast Conference has aligned with the Big Ten in advocating a 24‑team playoff, citing the need to include more teams that contend for titles and to justify growing football investments. The proposal comes as the SEC pushes a 16‑team alternative and the current 12‑team format will persist through the 2026‑27 season.
Leaders from the Atlantic Coast Conference and the Big 12 say a 24‑team playoff could level the field for Power Four conferences, guarantee automatic bids and generate new revenue streams while addressing scheduling pressures.
The Hurricanes travel to Tallahassee for a three‑game set against a top‑ranked Florida State team, with postseason implications and key player storylines on the line.
The Atlantic Coast Conference announced the kickoff time for the Virginia‑NC State opener in Rio, the first FBS game in South America, set for Aug. 29 at 3:30 p.m. ET, with live coverage on ESPN and details on tickets and cultural events available through College Football Brasil.
The Atlantic Coast Conference announced kickoff times and broadcast partners for marquee 2026 matchups, highlighting overseas venues and a demanding non‑conference slate.
Alford emphasized the importance of the 2026 season for Florida State football, highlighting new facilities, financial investments in coaching staff, and a renewed focus on processes and player recruitment under head coach Mike Norvell.
Florida State and Georgia have called off their scheduled home-and-home series for the 2027 and 2028 seasons, a move driven by the tightening grip of conference schedules and the looming College Football Playoff implications.
Cal baseball prepares for a pivotal three‑game showdown with Stanford, looking to ride a historic winning streak into the ACC Tournament.
Texas Tech will host New Mexico on September 18, 2027, after North Carolina State withdrew, with a $1.2 million guarantee and ongoing searches for additional opponents.
Texas head coach Steve Sarkisian criticizes the College Football Playoff committee’s transparency and questions its ability to evaluate an expanded field, while financial incentives push the sport toward a 24‑team format.
The Atlantic Coast Conference convenes on Amelia Island to debate sweeping changes in college athletics, from a potential 24‑team playoff to landmark NIL deals and arbitration battles.
A look at five Hurricanes who shone in the College Football Playoff and are set to drive the team’s next chapter.
A deep dive into how the Atlantic Coast Conference is assembling elite rosters, highlighted by Louisville’s record‑breaking transfer class and the broader impact on the league’s competitive landscape.