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Reigning champion Clemson is again the ACC preseason football favorite, ahead of Miami and SMU
Clemson is the preseason favorite to win the Atlantic Coast Conference ahead of Miami and SMU, while North Carolina is picked to finish eighth in its first season under NFL coaching great Bill Belichick.
ESPN has released its latest update to the 2026 college football recruiting class rankings, and Clemson checks in at No. 14, ...
The whispers of ACC teams eyeing greener pastures are growing louder, with Clemson and Florida State at the forefront of ...
ESPN’s Paul Finebaum has already said North Carolina would be a good pick for the conference, but what he said next may be ...
The 2025 preseason All-ACC football team was released Thursday and Clemson dominated the list once again. The reigning ...
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Adam Randall is likely going to start at running back for the Clemson Tigers during the 2025 college football season. He has very little experience at the ...
Florida State went into Death Valley and squeaked out a 31-24 overtime win at Clemson. The Seminoles didn’t lead until their go-ahead touchdown in OT, and held on as Clemson missed a short field ...
Florida State and Clemson’s lawsuits against the ACC are going nowhere. The ACC, meanwhile, is taking a PR beating. It behooves them all to find a way forward.
Sports both reported that FSU and Clemson would be open to staying in the league if financial adjustments — more like concessions — are made. Gee, how kind of them.
FSU snapped a seven-game losing streak to Clemson and won for the first time in Death Valley since 2013. The Seminoles had not beaten the Tigers since an overtime victory in 2014. FSU trailed 10 ...
Conference expansion has created a schedule imbalance across these massive leagues, making strength of schedule a key factor ...
In 2015, Clemson beat Florida State 23-13, won the ACC and advanced to its first CFP, losing 45-40 to Alabama in the national title game. That season showed that Swinney was building a powerhouse.
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