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6 Miami at Wake Forest
NCAAFThe Wake Forest Demon Deacons host the No. 5 Miami Hurricanes at Allegacy Federal Credit Union Stadium. Miami comes off a dominant 77-7 win over Florida A&M, while Wake Forest and coach Jake Dickert beat Purdue, 38-36, in double overtime in Week 2.
North Carolina at Clemson
NCAAFThe Clemson Tigers host the North Carolina Tar Heels at Memorial Stadium in an ACC game. Clemson enters following a 22-7 victory over Georgia Southern, while North Carolina arrives after securing a 35-3 win against East Tennessee State.
ACC Huddle Special: Play-Calling 101
ACC head coaches discuss the art (or is it science?) of play-calling in college football.
We're #1! The Story of 1990 ACC Football
Revisiting the remarkable 1990 football season in the ACC, including two teams that spent time ranked No. 1.
Syracuse at Pittsburgh
NCAAFThe Pittsburgh Panthers host the Syracuse Orange at Acrisure Stadium in an ACC conference game. Pittsburgh enters following a 12-7 victory over the UCF Knights, while Syracuse arrives after a 21-18 defeat against the California Golden Bears.
ACC Today
"ACC Today"Drew Smith takes a look at the upcoming Duke and UNC basketball game.
ACC Network Football Podcast
Air Date: September 21, 2026This podcast covers all things ACC football. Hosted by first round NFL Draft pick and former Florida State quarterback EJ Manuel and former Georgia Tech running back Roddy Jones.
