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What are your team’s most critical early, mid-season and late-season games?

For this, early (games 1-4), mid-season (games 5-8) and late-season (games 9-12) is how I’d consider it. This is what I’d argue for Syracuse:

Early: California (Game 2) — Feels like a crucial toss-up game to start ACC play. I think this game could tell a lot early about both teams’ seasons and I think Syracuse needs to win this one to get back to a bowl game.

Mid-season: Louisville (Game 6) — This mid-season stretch has a bunch of key games on paper for the Orange, including home games against Louisville and SMU, plus road games at Virginia and UNC. I feel like Syracuse needs to win a home game around this point to stay in bowl contention, and this one against the Cardinals comes at a point that could sort of determine how good the Orange really are.

Late-season: Clemson (Game 9) — This game could be really important for both the Orange and Tigers. I don’t think Dabo Swinney will let the Tigers forget how Syracuse beat them in Death Valley last season, and the Orange have to be ready for a potentially recharged Clemson squad. I think this is a game both teams could view as “must-wins” to reach postseason play.

What do you think for your team?

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u/nysportsfan95 — 1 day ago
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UVA Athletic 2026 Hype Video

We Build

2025 brought:
8 Conference Championships
10 Teams Ranked in the Top 10
3rd Top 5 Finish in the Directors Cup in 4 years
1 of 6 Schools to finish in the Top 25 in CFB, MBB, and WBB

Go Hoos!

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u/burnsniper — 2 days ago
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Why does Stanford and California considered as ACC school? They are really one of biggest and one of elite California schools in the nation.

Stanford and California are two college rivals. They are one of successful schools in West Coast along with USC and UCLA. Why do Stanford and California stays at ACC conference? This is doesn't make sense at all.

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u/Downtown-Pack-6178 — 2 days ago
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ACC Football

Week Zero kicks off the Atlantic Coast Conference schedule on Saturday, August 29 at noon from Dublin as North Carolina faces off with TCU. NC State, Virginia, Florida State and Stanford get in on the action. If you can't be there in person, time to reserve your seat and get the snack and drink menu set up. #ACC #Football #CFB

u/accnation — 2 days ago
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ACC 2026-27 Preview: Simulations Back Miami, and the Race Behind Them Is Chaos

The ACC spent 2025 collecting plot twists. Duke won a conference title after losses to Tulane and UConn. Virginia produced the first 11-win season in school history, then lost the championship game. Miami snuck into the 12-team field as an at-large, then came within a possession of a national title. Clemson fell from preseason darling to 7-6.

ESPN called it the silliest power conference in the country, and meant most of that as a compliment. 2026-27 now adds a nine-game league slate, a new quarterback in Coral Gables, James Franklin in Blacksburg, and a Miami-Notre Dame rematch that does not arrive until November.

Read more: https://www.mygamesim.com/article/29970/acc-202627-preview-simulations-back-miami-and-the-race-behind-them-is-chaos

u/mygamesim — 2 days ago
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Number of college 🏀 road wins in the past two seasons among P5 schools:

u/chief_sitass — 4 days ago
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WGU hr program

I have my AA degree done but have no experience in Hr. I’m considering WGU and have small toddlers wondering what I should expect? how many main courses can I finish? are there more essays than exams for this program? like I said I have no knowledge or experience in HR but believe it’s something i can do!

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u/LessGap672 — 3 days ago
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From The Dallas Morning News: In transfer era of college football, Kevin Jennings' SMU legacy is one of loyalty, respect

UNIVERSITY PARK — Every offseason, college football coaches like Rhett Lashlee now face the same challenge.

They have to recruit their own roster all over again.

The transfer portal gives players a chance to chase more playing time, more money or a better fit. And for the best players, there is rarely a shortage of programs willing to make a pitch. 

Over the last five years, SMU has been confident its quarterback Kevin Jennings would be back. 

That's because entering his third and final season as SMU’s starting quarterback, Jennings, 22, has proven to possess a trait that can be just as valuable to a college football program as a powerful arm or elite football IQ. 

Loyalty. 

Programs with bigger names and deeper trophy cases came calling with enticing offers, according to his father, Michael Jennings. 

“It’s been all kinds of money — $5 million, $6 million, lake house, all kinds of stuff thrown at him,” he said. “He never wanted to leave SMU. Most kids would’ve left to make more money. Kev just wanted to make a legacy in Dallas.” 

Read the full feature story on Jennings from The Dallas Morning News' Lia Assimakopoulos here.

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u/DallasmorningnewsSD — 3 days ago
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Miami has one of the most loaded rosters in CFB, no question. But one position that has intrigued me is the WR3 position. You have Toney, the electric slot, and Barkate, the reliable target with great rapport with Mensah, but who wins WR3, my take below.

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u/Beneficial_Bed_7983 — 6 days ago