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ACC cuts 20-game men’s basketball slate to make room for nonconference games in bid to boost sport

The Atlantic Coast Conference is reducing its 20-game men’s basketball schedule to 18. That will give teams two more spots for marquee nonconference games in a bid to boost a league getting a dwindling haul of NCAA Tournament bids.

Sports Illustrated on MSN · 2d

ACC Reduces Conference Basketball Schedule to 18 Games

The first season with Cal, Stanford and SMU in the Atlantic Coast Conference coincided with one of the ACC’s worst seasons for its basketball image, so the ACC

The Dallas Morning News · 2d

Why ACC cutting number of conference games next season could benefit SMU basketball

The conference is reportedly reducing its men’s basketball schedule to 18 games in hopes of landing bigger nonconference matchups.

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Polarizing College Football Analyst Has National Championship Hopes for Clemson

It has been a rare occurrence for polarizing college football analyst Paul Finebaum to sing the praises of many schools ...

The Daily Orange15h

Syracuse defeats Brown 15-9, advances to NCAA 2nd Round vs. Yale

Syracuse broke out for an 11-goal first half Friday, riding its early lead to take down Brown 15-9 in the NCAA Tournament ...

No. 3 Christopher Newport wins softball conference tournament with walk-off grand slam

Sammy Drew ended the game with one mighty swing as the third-ranked Captains overcame the eighth-ranked Sea Gulls in Newport ...

WSLS 10 News2d

Virginia Tech’s McMillan named ACC Softball Player of the Year

ROANOKE, Va. – The Atlantic Coast Conference announced its 2025 yearly awards on Wednesday morning.

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College baseball notebook: FSU’s series win over Clemson moves it into 1st in tightly bunched ACC

The Atlantic Coast Conference promises high drama over the final two weeks of the regular season with just 1 1/2 games ...

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Bracket Set for 2025 ACC Softball Championship

ACC Softball Championship begins Wednesday, May 7, and continues through Saturday, May 10, at the Harrington Athletics Village in Brighton, Massachusetts.

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