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After Week 8 most teams are in the thick of their ACC conference play, while two were playing a non-conference game.

The ACC race is becoming crystal clear. Georgia Tech, Pittsburgh, Louisville are rising contenders but there's a big rankings change too.

How will the Week 9 schedule impact ACC teams in the updated Coaches Poll and AP Top 25 rankings? Find out here.

Is the ACC Georgia Tech's to lose? Only three teams are unbeaten in ACC play following Week 8 of the 2025 college football season.

The sport of football is often described as a “game of inches.” No conference around the country exhibited this in Week 9 more so than the ACC. You had Wake Forest just barely sneaking a game-winning field goal over the bar.

No. 9 Miami dropped fell on the road in overtime to SMU on Saturday. Here's where the Hurricanes may drop to in the top 25 rankings.

Running back Hollywood Smothers has been a standout, recording four 100-yard rushing games – one of only five FBS players to do so this year. He leads the ACC and ranks sixth nationally with 739 rushing yards, averaging 105.6 yards per game, also best in the conference.

Vanderbilt, Houston and Miami might have just seen their College Football Playoff hopes come crashing down on Saturday.

The ACC released its final availability report for the matchup two hours before kickoff, providing final updates from Florida State and Wake Forest. On gameday, the statuses for players on the report are out, game-time decision, or available. The total number of missing players is up to 24, 16 for Wake Forest and eight for Florida State.