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The Atlantic Coast Conference’s top offenses should be right back in the flow next season. There will just be some new faces at North Carolina and Clemson that will be piling up the yards. The Tar Heels, who led the ACC with more than 537 yards a game, still have perhaps the league’s best quarterback heading into the fall in junior Sam Howell. But North Carolina won’t have its 1,000-yard backfield in Javonte Williams and Michael Carter, who combined to 33 touchdowns last fall. Howell’s prime targets from a season are are also off to the NFL in receivers Dyami Brown and Dazz Newsome...

Demon Deacons, Seminoles meet in late addition to ACC slate By AARON BEARDDecember 17, 2020 GMT At least they’re getting one last chance at a normal gameweek routine. The Demon Deacons host the Seminoles on Saturday in a late addition to the schedule as the Atlantic Coast Conference juggled postponements and make-up games. The teams weren’t scheduled to meet when the ACC released its 10-game league schedule in late July. Both teams played last weekend in their first action since Nov. 14. FSU (3-6, 2-6 ACC) beat Duke while Wake Forest (4-4, 3-4) lost at Louisville, struggling in its return...

In the year of the coronavirus pandemic, traditions — and logic — matter not. There are five games in the Atlantic Coast Conference this weekend, all important to the teams playing but none involving No. 2 Notre Dame or No. 4 Clemson. The league gave the Fighting Irish and the Tigers the weekend off before they meet in the ACC Game of the Year, Part II, in Charlotte, North Carolina, on Dec. 19 for the ACC title. But the 10 teams that are playing are focused on this week. No. 9 Miami and the 20th-ranked Tar Heels meet at North Carolina in a pivotal matchup that will determine bowl positio...