r/ACC

UNC fans, I was on your campus this weekend for a wedding and spent two days walking around.

I was shocked at how many homeless people there were. We passed a least a dozen and 3-4 came up to us to ask for money (mostly around the well and top of the hill on Franklin street)

Is this normal?

Look hoos won yet another national title! Congratulations to the Men's Tennis Team

Link to ACC tournament bracket. Any predictions?

I am watching the UNC versus NC State baseball game on the ACCN. One if not both of the announcers keep someone saying North Carolina State when referencing NC State. The university's name is NC State. The jerseys (The red ones) belong to NC State but these bozos keep on saying North Carolina State. Do they even do their homework do they know what they're talking about No because they're on ESPN his channel is a joke. Am I wrong? Or is my goat being led astray? By the way I'm a UNC fan.

Friday, Sept. 4
Miami at Stanford

Friday, Sept. 11
Rutgers at Boston College
Villanova at Louisville
Richmond at NC State
Norfolk State at Virginia

Friday, Sept. 18
Miami at Wake Forest

Friday, Sept. 25
Clemson at California

Friday, Oct. 2
Pitt at Virginia Tech

Friday, Oct. 9
Florida State at Louisville

Friday, Oct. 23
Duke at Virginia
NC State at Stanford

Friday, Nov. 6
Virginia Tech at SMU

Friday, Nov. 13
Florida State at Pitt

Friday, Nov. 20
Clemson at Duke

Friday, Nov. 27
Florida at Florida State

Also of note: Syracuse, Georgia Tech and North Carolina are the only ACC teams who will not play a Friday game this season.

According to the release: “The CW will air 14 regular season football games, 30 men’s basketball games, and 10 women’s basketball games each season.”

Seems like a good deal for the ACC. More games airing on OTA TV that’s seen increasing viewership year-over-year, and should help out some schools in securing more revenue.

The B10 made headlines by distributing a whopping $1.37 billion. That translates to an average of $76.1M per member school, or $79.9M for full members. The SEC also distributed $1.03 billion, with full members receiving an average payout of $72.4M.

I predict the B12’s payout for full members will be around $35 million, while ACC full members will receive $46–50M. The ACC will see wider variation even among full members due to its success initiative.

Expect the media and pundits to focus on the gap between the ACC /B12 and the P2, conveniently ignoring the gap between the ACC and the B12.