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The ACC has a new tiebreaker policy for its football championship game in a move that commissioner Jim Phillips said allows the league to feature its two best teams.

Repeat run for Miami? Revenge for Duke? Reset for Clemson? Redemption at UNC? Intrigue abounds in the ACC.

The Aflac Kickoff Game on Tuesday announced a name, image and likeness deal with Auburn leading up to the Tigers' game against Baylor on Sept. 5.

Michigan athletic director Warde Manuel is defending his resume; and says he does not want to leave the school.

Manuel's eventful decade in Ann Arbor has been marked by athletic successes and marred by controversy.

NC State's defensive coordinator continues to find ways to honor his daughter after she died of cancer.

Florida State will hire former Texas, Houston and Florida Atlantic coach Tom Herman for this season, sources told ESPN's Adam Rittenberg Monday, and the 51-year-old who last coached in 2024 with the Owls, will become assistant to head coach Mike ...

Eleven Division I athletes -- all who depleted their eligibility in the 2025-26 season, have filed a federal class action lawsuit alleging that the NCAA's new eligibility rules adversely affected their ability to extend their college careers.

We adjusted our ranking after removing former No. 1 player Brendan Sorsby.

Veteran official Gary Patterson was selected as the new ACC supervisor of officials on Monday, less than week after Al Riveron stepped down from the post.