https://theacc.com/documents/2023/1/30/2...e_0130.pdf

The biggest game? Florida State at Clemson is September 23.

FSU has a loaded schedule in September, playing LSU on Labor Day Sunday.

Remember the ACC Championship is top two teams this year so even if Clemson wins the first game Florida State has a chance at a rematch if they finish in the top two. We've never seen a 14 team conference divisionless before, it will be interesting to see what happens, it will likely be the model for the Big Ten and SEC come 2024.

Lots of tough schedules…UNC, Pitt, FSU. UVa is playing Tennessee in Nashville, and at Maryland. The schedules seem more exciting and diverse.

(01-30-2023 08:49 PM)schmolik Wrote:  https://theacc.com/documents/2023/1/30/2...e_0130.pdf

The biggest game? Florida State at Clemson is September 23.

FSU has a loaded schedule in September, playing LSU on Labor Day Sunday.

Remember the ACC Championship is top two teams this year so even if Clemson wins the first game Florida State has a chance at a rematch if they finish in the top two. We've never seen a 14 team conference divisionless before, it will be interesting to see what happens, it will likely be the model for the Big Ten and SEC come 2024.

Technically you are correct but the ACC went division-less with 15 teams in 2020.