Wake Forest head coach Dave Clawson took questions from the media as part of the ACC Kickoff in Charlotte, Wednesday. Clawson discussed the importance of the bowl victory to close out 2021, losing the yearly matchup with NC State after 110 straight meetings thanks to the 3-5-5 format and what he expects from new defensive […]
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Florida State head coach Mike Norvell addressed the media as part of the ACC Kickoff in Charlotte, Wednesday. Coach Norvell expressed his excitement for the upcoming season and let it be known that he is fully in favor of the upcoming 3-5-5 conference scheduling format (starting 2023) that will serve to pit the two best
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Clemson is an overwhelming preseason favorite to claim its seventh consecutive Atlantic Coast Conference football title, according to a preseason poll of 147 media voters. The Tigers, who posted a 10-2 record last season while earning a postseason playoff berth for the sixth consecutive year, were also chosen as likely Atlantic Division winners. North Carolina was picked
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The Clemson Tigers wrapped up #ACCKickoff on Thursday in front of a capacity crowd inside the grand ballroom at the Westin Hotel in Uptown Charlotte. Head coach Dabo Swinney was asked multiple questions regarding the new name, image, and likeness legislation. Swinney bristled when his past comments regarding the professionalization of college athletics were brought
Key Stats for Wake Forest: 4-5 last year with a Duke’s Mayo Bowl loss to Wisconsin (42-28). Head coach Dave Clawson is entering his 8th season at Wake Forest and his 13th overall as an FBS head coach. The Demon Deacons return 11 starters on offense and 9 on defense. Sam Hartman (Oceanside Collegiate, SC)
Key Stats for the Orange: 1-10 record last year with no bowl appearance. Return 9 starters on offense and 10 on defense. Head coach Dino Babers is beginning his 6th season at Syracuse and his 10th overall as a head coach. As you might expect based off of Syracuse’s record, the Orange struggled on both
Key Stats for Louisville: 4-7 last season with no bowl appearance. Returning 7 starters on offense and six on defense. The Cardinals have bounced between good and bad seasons the last four years. 8-5 in 2017, 2-10 in 2018, 8-5 in 2019, and 4-7 last year. Offensively, the Cardinals return quarterback Malik Cunningham. The junior
Key Stats for the Wolfpack: 8-4 record last year, lost in the Gator Bowl to Kentucky 23-21. Return 9 starters on offense and 10 on defense. Favorable home schedule has the Wolfpack hosting both division favorites: Clemson (9/25) and North Carolina (11/26). Offensively, NC State returns a great deal of experience with their top three
Key Stats for BC: 6-5 last year with no bowl appearance. Returning 9 starters on offense and 8 on defense. 2nd year head coach Jeff Hafley brings a wealth of NFL experience to Boston College having served as an assistant with the Bucs, Browns, and 49ers before coaching at Ohio State in 2019. Offensively, the
Key Stats for FSU: 3-6 last year with no bowl appearance. Return 10 starters on offense and 7 on defense (Youngest team in CFB in ’20). Over the last four years, Florida State has posted a 21-26 overall record with their only CFP appearance coming in 2015. Offensively, the Seminoles have two options at quarterback.
Key Stats for GT: 3-7 last year with no bowl appearance. Return 7 starters on offense and 10 on defense. That should help improve a unit that gave up 37 ppg and nearly 460 yards per contest. The Yellow Jackets ranked next to last in both scoring and total defense last year in ACC rankings.
Key Stats for the Cavaliers: Last year 5-5 with no bowl appearance. As good as Virginia has been at home under Mendenhall, they’ve been just as bad on the road. Last year, UVA was 5-1 in Charlottesville, but lost all four of its road games (Clemson, Wake Forest, Miami, and Virginia Tech). During Mendenhall’s five