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Gator Wrangling: Duke Slips By Florida In A Thriller

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ACC SEC Challenge Tips Off With High Stakes and Marquee Matchups

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The 2025 ACC SEC Challenge begins tonight, and while the full schedule is packed with compelling games, four matchups stand out for both their on court intrigue and their potential impact on NCAA tournament résumés. Early season opportunities for high value wins are limited, and results in this challenge often carry weight well into March. For Duke, North Carolina, Louisville and Virginia, these games represent chances to strengthen their national standing and build momentum.

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ACC Men's Basketball Power Rankings: ACC/SEC Challenge Week

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Now In Year 4, Scheyer's Teams Have Shown Some Definite Statistical Tendencies

Duke Basketball Report

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The NET is Back!

Backing The Pack

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UNC men's basketball stays ranked #16 despite Michigan State loss

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Dear JD: I'm sick of Pop-Tarts

State of the U

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Wrap it up - the ACC Coach of the Year is Virginia’s Tony Elliot

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One award that should be wrapped now is the ACC COY.

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How did the ACC’s nightmare Championship Duke Scenario happen?

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ACC Power Rankings Post-Rivalry Week

Shakin The Southland

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Dabo Swinney and Clemson could have let season collapse, they didn't

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By early October, all of Clemson’s playoff hopes were gone. Then the ACC Title game chances evaporated. They fell to 3-5 at one point, and it appeared Clemson would have massive difficulty just reaching a bowl game.

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Georgia Tech Volleyball to face UCLA in NCAA Tournament

From the Rumble Seat

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Louisville dominates in 41-0 win over Kentucky

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Louisville controlled the rivalry matchup from start to finish, defending the Governor’s Cup with a dominant 41–0 shutout of Kentucky. The Cardinals set the tone early when freshman defensive lineman Eric Hazzard charged through the middle to block a punt deep in UK territory, and Miller Moss capped the short-field drive by diving over the pile at the goal line. Moss added a steady performance through the air, completing 12 of 20 passes for 182 yards and 3 touchdowns. Cooper Ranvier chipped in two field goals, tying the Louisville single-season record with 21, while Braxton Jennings powered the ground attack with first first-ever 100-yard outing by a walk-on player, finishing with 113 yards on 20 carries.

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The Game Preview: Clemson Looks to Finish 25 Strong By Taking Down the Gamecocks in Columbia

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