Andrew Carter: ACC football might be down but, for once, North Carolina schools doing their part Not everything is always black and white. Tribune News Service · Nov 29, 2022
From top-20 to irrelevant, Miami Hurricanes football now begins the long climb back By August 15, Mario Cristobal’s Miami Hurricanes were ranked 16th in the preseason AP poll and picked by media to win the Coastal Division of the Atlantic Coast Conference. Miami Herald · Nov 28, 2022
November isn’t just for basketball. NC college football teams enter final month with hope The state of college football in North Carolina entering November brings to mind a humorous meme. Perhaps you’ve seen it on Twitter, or elsewhere. It’s the one with an elderly-looking man getting held up near his car. He pretends to suffer a medical emergency and pleads with his would-be robber… Tribune News Service · Nov 1, 2022
Luke DeCock: Tar Heels score last, and may laugh last, in final year of ACC’s Coastal Division DURHAM, N.C. — At times, it seemed like a game neither team wanted to win. Duke had a chance to put it away. Did not. North Carolina had a chance to put it away. Did not. Duke had a chance to put it away. Did not. North Carolina finally did,… Tribune News Service · Oct 17, 2022
The ACC Coastal, college football’s most interesting division, readies for swan song CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Amid the consternation about the future and present of the ACC — the endless talk about the revenue gap; the speculation over whether the league’s grant of rights will hold; the questions concerning any potential defections — legitimate change has been forgotten in the hysteria. Part of… Tribune News Service · Jul 21, 2022