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Georgia Tech’s 2026 ACC schedule twist

Georgia Tech fans, here’s a curveball: while most ACC teams will jump to a nine-game conference schedule in 2026, the Yellow Jackets won’t be one of them. Only 12 out of 17 teams are making the switch, so Tech’s lineup will look a bit different from the rest of the league. Home games at Bobby Dodd include Boston College, Duke, Louisville, and Wake Forest, with road trips to Clemson, Pitt, Stanford, and Virginia Tech. What do you think about this uneven scheduling? Could it give Tech an edge, or is it a missed opportunity? #Sports #GeorgiaTech #ACC

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Georgia Tech’s 2026 football schedule is wild

Georgia Tech fans, get ready for a packed 2026 season! The Yellow Jackets will face 11 Power Four opponents, including huge home games against Colorado and Tennessee, plus the always-intense finale at Georgia. The ACC’s new schedule is shaking things up—Tech sticks with eight conference games while most rivals jump to nine. After a season that saw record-breaking crowds and TV viewership, expectations are sky-high. How do you feel about the unchanged ACC lineup and the big non-conference matchups? Which game are you circling on your calendar? Let’s talk about what this means for Tech’s momentum! #Sports #GeorgiaTech #ACC

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UNC women’s hoops: What’s behind the big drop?

UNC women’s basketball just took a surprising six-spot tumble in the AP Poll after their overtime loss to Louisville, landing at No. 18. That’s the biggest drop for any ranked team this week—even though all three of their losses have come against top-25 opponents. Meanwhile, Louisville soared up six spots to become the ACC’s top-ranked squad. The ACC as a whole is having a rough go, with other teams like Duke and NC State falling out of the rankings. Do you think the pollsters got it right, or was this too harsh on the Tar Heels? #Sports #UNCWBB #ACC

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UNC falls short in ACC opener thriller

Overtime heartbreak for the Tar Heels—UNC battled back against No. 22 Louisville, pushing the ACC opener into extra minutes at Carmichael Arena, but ran out of steam in OT, falling 76–66. The team’s fight was real, but turnovers and a scoreless overtime proved costly. Taliyah Henderson’s perfect shooting night was a bright spot, showing she’s ready for bigger moments. The big question: Can this young UNC squad turn close calls into wins with sharper decisions and more composure? What do you think is the key for the Heels to close out these tight games? #Sports #GoHeels #ACC

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Clemson’s offense lights up ACC opener

Clemson fans just saw their team put on an absolute show, crushing Pittsburgh 73-41 for their first ACC win of the season. The Tigers came out blazing, building a huge lead early thanks to some incredible shooting—Rusne Augustinaite was on fire in the first quarter, and Hannah Kohn kept the momentum rolling in the second. Four Tigers hit double digits, and the bench outscored Pitt’s 22-0! With this kind of energy, Clemson is making a statement in conference play. What do you think sparked this offensive explosion, and can they keep it up on the road? #Sports #ClemsonTigers #ACC

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Clemson women’s hoops dominates Pitt in ACC

Clemson fans, that was a statement win! The Tigers’ women’s basketball team turned the tables in a big way, crushing Pitt 73-41 for their first ACC victory of the season. After a shaky start, Rusne Augustinaite’s hot hand sparked a huge run, and Clemson never looked back—locking down on defense and sharing the scoring load across the lineup. This is the most lopsided Power Conference win under Coach Shawn Poppie, and you could feel the energy shift in Littlejohn Coliseum. What do you think this win means for the rest of Clemson’s season? Let’s talk about it! #Sports #ClemsonTigers #ACC

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Pitt women’s hoops hit hard in ACC opener

Theresa Hagans Jr. put up a career-best 23 points for Pitt, but the Panthers couldn’t keep pace with Clemson in their ACC opener, falling 73-41. After a quick 5-0 start, Pitt was stunned by a 17-0 Clemson run that shifted the momentum for good. The Tigers’ hot shooting from deep made it tough for Pitt to rally. With the final home game of 2025 coming up soon, it’s a tough stretch—what do you think Pitt needs to turn things around this season? #Sports #PittBasketball #ACC

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Pitt women’s hoops faces Clemson test Sunday

Pitt’s women’s basketball team is jumping right into ACC action this Sunday at Clemson, and there’s a lot riding on this one. After a tough loss to Mississippi State, the Panthers are looking to bounce back and keep their two-game win streak over Clemson alive. Carla Viegas has been hot from deep, and the team’s history against the Tigers is tight—Pitt leads the series by just one game. Clemson’s got some sharpshooters too, so this could be a real battle. Who do you think will step up for Pitt, and what’s your take on their chances in ACC play this year? #Sports #PittWBB #ACC

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Tough ACC start for Boston College women

Boston College women’s basketball hit a rough patch in their ACC opener, falling to Virginia 81-55 at Conte Forum. The Eagles started strong, even taking an early lead, but couldn’t keep up as the Cavaliers’ offense caught fire. Athena Tomlinson had a standout game with 15 points—her best in an ACC matchup so far—and Erin Houpt provided a spark off the bench. With the team now 4-8, fans are left wondering: What will it take for BC to turn things around this season? Next up, they host Bryant on Tuesday. Thoughts on the team’s performance and what’s missing? #Sports #BostonCollege #ACC

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Michigan State stuns UNC, Miami shows promise

Michigan State’s 74-58 win over UNC is shaking up ACC basketball talk. The Tar Heels struggled to keep up with Michigan State’s energy and defense, especially with Jeremy Fears running the show. Meanwhile, Miami hung tough against a strong BYU squad, looking much improved from last season. It’s clear Miami’s rebuilding is ahead of schedule, and their close game hints at a bright future. Saint Mary’s also proved too much for Virginia Tech, and Stanford’s young star Ebuka Okorie dropped 25 in a tight win over Minnesota. Which team’s performance surprised you most? #Sports #ACC #CollegeBasketball

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