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Path of the Storm: The ACC Links

The purpose of this segment is to bring attention to the developments of our foes around the ACC, accompanied by appearances from our rivals and other top programs. If you are able to find anything else pertaining to the league that I failed to include please post the source in the comments section.

By Richard C. Paolillo
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You can't see this, but I am shaking my finger as hard as I possibly can in utter disappointment, Syracuse.

Speaking of violations, this is a gross violation of the NaeNae clause: to compete physically or mentally by performing the NaeNae one must first dethrone a legitimate opponent in a tournament like setting.

Dave Clawson clearly ignored those guidelines and now there's 2 minutes of Demon Deacons gyrating around with no purpose at all. And that is certainly not what the NaeNae is all about.

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On Cinco de Mayo: 5 Things I want to See This Year

Jerry Steinberg

Happy Cinco De Mayo! On the fifth day of the fifth month of the year I give you 5 wishes for the remainder of the year in 'Canes Sports.

Hurricanes Pull Off Sixth Straight Series Victory

byBrianGoins

With seven regular season games remaining (six versus ACC competition), Miami is in prime position to clinch the No.1 seed in the ACC Coastal Division before ACC Regionals begin on May 20.

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On Cinco de Mayo: 5 Things I want to See This Year Hurricanes Pull Off Sixth Straight Series Victory

After an impressive Spring Game Georgia Tech QB Ty Griffin to transfer

Shakin the Southland takes a look at the 2014 recruiting cycle for the Atlantic Division

The Orange Eagle Trophy has its first champion

Virginia Tech went 0-17 on third down in their Spring Game.

Ahem...

Now, we've had our own difficulties on 3rd down in recent years and Miami's Spring Game could've seen a more effective offense, but 0-17? That's a bit more than disheartening.

You could make the case that Virginia Tech has arguably one of the better defenses in the league, and that was certainly the case last season. Unfortunately, nothing makes this an easier pill to swallow for Hokies fans counting down the days until kickoff.

ACC Football Rx's Rivalry Games that SHOULD Happen (Part 2)


Returning Ground Game a Benefit for Pitt Football in 2014

ESPN's Mark Schlabach provides his Post-Spring Way-Too-Early Top 25

ACC Notables: #1 - FSU, #16 UNC, and #22 Clemson

Athlon Sports' Which ACC Team Should be Considered a Sleeper to Watch in 2014?

With the SEC's release of the future scheduling format for the conference, there's been quite the stir as to who/when teams will begin to pair with SEC teams to fulfill their one out-of-conference game against a power conference obligation.

Wasting no time N.C. State scheduled a home-and-home with Troy. #GoACC

Will New Footballs Mean Better Ball Security for Nebraska in 2014?

Al Golden checks in at 32nd (for perspective: #30 - Frank Beamer, #31 - Larry Fedora) for Sporting News' ranking the coaches

And as always, here's Every Day Should Be Saturday.



LATE ENTRY: HokieMark takes a look at ACC TV revenue growth over the last 10 years.

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