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CFB: Week 11 ACC Notebook

Nov 17th, 2009

With two weeks to go in the regular season, Georgia Tech and Clemson have separated themselves from the ACC pack. This week's notebook looks at that, another big day from C.J. Spiller, Florida State's impressive freshman quarterback and more.

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CFB: Week 11 Preview

Nov 13th, 2009

As you settle in for another weekend of college football, Michael Bradley takes you around the country with players, storylines and games to watch.

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CFB: Week 10 ACC Notebook

Nov 10th, 2009

Georgia Tech survived a scare against Wake Forest over the weekend thanks to Paul Johnson's gutsy playcalling in overtime.

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CFB: Five Burning Questions Week 10

Nov 3rd, 2009

Athlon’s editors debate five burning questions about Week 10 in college football including the Big 12 North, coaches on their way out and the likely end of USC's dynasty.

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CFB: Week 9 ACC Notebook

Nov 3rd, 2009

The calendar has flipped to November, so the stretch run of the ACC season is here. And somehow, even at this late juncture, Duke remains in control of its own destiny in the Coastal Division race.

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CFB: Week 8 ACC Notebook

Oct 27th, 2009

Five weeks remain in the regular season, but favorites finally have emerged in the ACC’s division races. We touch on this and more in this week's ACC notebook.

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Game Day, Part I

Oct 24th, 2009

So far today, Ohio State’s Terrelle Pryor answered recent criticism with a dominant effort against Minnesota, while Georgia Tech took control of the ACC's Coastal Division.

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CFB: Week 8 Preview

Oct 23rd, 2009

As you settle in for another weekend of college football, Michael Bradley takes you around the country with players, storylines and games to watch.

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CFB: Five Burning Questions Week 8

Oct 22nd, 2009

Athlon's editors debate five burning questions surrounding college football, including which undefeated team will lose first and their first-half coach and player of the year.

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CFB: Week 6 ACC notebook

Oct 20th, 2009

Unsurprisingly, the ACC saw some surprising results this week. What's the common thread? We explore that and more in our Week 7 ACC Notebook.

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CFB: Week 7 national notebook

Oct 19th, 2009

Georgia Tech, Purdue and Cincinnati scored big wins this week while Texas A&M, NC State and Nebraska fell flat. Find these and other notes in this edition of the national notebook.

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Week 7 in Review

Oct 19th, 2009

Athlon takes a look at the five most important things to take away from Week 7, key injuries and what key games are on the schedule for Week 8.

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CFB: Week 6 ACC notebook

Oct 13th, 2009

What in the world happened in ACC country over the weekend? The conference, which in recent years has featured teams with stronger defenses than offenses, lost its identity for a day and looked more like the Big 12 than itself. Will the outstanding offensive output continue?

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CFB: Week 5 ACC notebook

Oct 6th, 2009

One-quarter of the way through the conference schedule, the ACC has three teams with undefeated records in league play. Virginia Tech is no surprise at the top of the list, but who joins the Hokies after a typically wild weekend in the conference is a surprise.

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CFB: Week 5 national notebook

Oct 5th, 2009

Idaho, Michigan State, Maryland and Virginia earned team of the week recognition while Florida State, California and Houston were far from it. Find these and other notes in this edition of the national notebook.

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Week 5 in Review

Oct 5th, 2009

Athlon takes a look at the five most important things to take away from Week 5, key injuries and what key games are on the schedule for Week 6.

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CFB: Week 4 ACC notebook

Sep 29th, 2009

 After Week 4, this much is clear: The Hurricanes and Seminoles are not “back.” Not yet, at least. Oh, and  until someone proves otherwise, Virginia Tech remains the team to beat in the ACC.

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