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Chansky’s Notebook: The ACC Is A Fading Football League


A true tale of the ACC’s overall mediocrity is that second-place Clemson’s losses to Georgia and Louisville leaves it at No. 24 in the latest poll, the ACC’s fourth highest team. Seven football teams from the ACC reside in the next 25 – Pitt, Georgia Tech, Duke, Syracuse, Virginia Tech, Virginia, and Boston College – which is basically the midsection of the rankings. (Chapelboro.com)

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Chansky’s Notebook: The ACC Is A Fading Football League


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