Atlantic Coast Conference

With the 2022 football schedule still just over two months away from kicking off, the Miami Hurricanes are learning their upcoming schedules will look a whole lot different. The Atlantic Coast Conference announced Tuesday the new ‘3-5-5’ schedule model, allowing each team to play three other teams every season and five teams each for two seasons with games being split…

NBC 6 anchor Jackie Nespral talks to the Miami Hurricanes head football coach Mario Cristobal about the future of the U. (Part 1 of 2)

The Atlantic Coast Conference is mulling a change to its football scheduling model that could include the elimination of divisions by 2023. Discussions are taking place during the league’s annual spring meetings. The focus is a 3-5-5 model that would have teams playing three opponents as permanent scheduling partners annually then rotating through the other 10 teams over two seasons...

The 2022 ACC Men’s Basketball Tournament will be held at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn. Here are details on how to watch, the bracket and more.

The 2022 ACC Women’s Basketball Tournament will be held at the Greensboro Coliseum in North Carolina. Here’s info on how to watch, the bracket, and more.

The Atlantic Coast Conference has named Wake Forest’s Dave Clawson as its coach of the year and Pittsburgh quarterback Kenny Pickett as its player of the year

Clemson is the preseason favorite to win a seventh straight Atlantic Coast Conference championship

The game between No. 4 Clemson and Florida State was postponed when medical personnel from both schools could not agree on playing Saturday. The Atlantic Coast Conference announced the postponement a few hours before the Tigers and Seminoles were to play at Doak Campbell Stadium. No makeup date was announced. Star Clemson quarterback Trevor Lawrence was scheduled to make his…

While the Miami Hurricanes football team still holds out hope of making the ACC championship game, the ‘Canes basketball team found out their schedule of games for the upcoming season. The Atlantic Coast Conference released the slate of games for their 15 members on Tuesday, a schedule that sees some changes like most other college sports due to the ongoing…

No. 17 Miami’s trip to No. 18 Louisville headlines the Week 2 slate in the Atlantic Coast Conference

Top-ranked Clemson is the preseason favorite to win the Atlantic Coast Conference championship for a sixth straight season

Any sniff of success this year by the Hurricanes has been quickly snuffed out by something going haywire, the most damning example of that being a 30-24 loss on Saturday night to FIU — the school eight miles from Miami’s campus.

Chris Lykes had 18 points and DJ Vasiljevic scored 16 for the Hurricanes while Devon Andrews led Florida International with 16 points while Trejon Brewer had 13.

The Hurricanes took over with 4:01 to play and needed a fourth-down conversion to keep the drive alive. Williams, however, appeared to gain confidence with each snap. His strike to Osborn helped Miami get back to .500.

Improvement sounds good to the Hurricanes, who return only two starters from a team that went 14-18 a year ago and the Hurricanes’ 5-13 record in the Atlantic Coast Conference was their worst since 2010.

Nick Sciba kicked a 25-yard field goal — his school-record-tying fifth of the game — with 4:18 remaining, and Wake Forest beat Florida State 22-20 on Saturday night.

Florida State star Cam Akers’ struggles against the Tigers continued. He had gained just 47 total yards vs. Clemson the past two games and ended with 34 yards on nine carries here.

Miami will start N’Kosi Perry at quarterback Friday night against No. 20 Virginia.

The red-shirt freshman quarterback may not have been good enough to beat a Top 10 opponent in his first college start, but he gave the Hurricanes reason for optimism moving forward in a rebuilding season.

In his first year as the head coach, the Seminoles finished with a 5-7 record that included a humbling home loss to eventual national champion Clemson along with lopsided margins in losses to Virginia Tech, Notre Dame and Florida.