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UNC women’s soccer team picked to finish third in ACC

North Carolina’s women’s soccer team finds themselves in an unfamiliar situation. The Tar Heels, who open the season at home Friday night against Stanford, received just…

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ESPN to feature ACC basketball on Big Monday broadcasts

ESPN will again showcase Atlantic Coast Conference basketball during the 2014-15 season as part of its weekly Big Monday. Eight ACC games will be shown, beginning…

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McCraw, Rhodes lead West Raleigh to Ripken Series title

Team Southeast from West Raleigh, representing the USA, defeated Mexico 5-2 Saturday in the World Championship game of the 2014 Cal Ripken World Series. West Raleigh…

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College football playoff to be exciting… and expensive

So it’s not exactly like having 64 (or 65) teams vying for a national championship in a tournament like basketball but those who have been clamoring…

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UNC’s Fedora doesn’t shy away from his Christianity

The attorney for the Freedom From Religion Foundation out of Madison, Wisc. could probably put a satellite office in ACC football country, maybe even in the…

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The 2014 ACC football team head coaches during the 2014 ACC Football Kickoff in Greensboro, N.C., Monday, July 21, 2014. (Photo by Sara D. Davis, theACC.com).
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Photos from ACC Football Kickoff event

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State football not winning yet but making strides

Ok, NC State didn’t win a football game in ACC play a year ago but there appears to be excitement around the program heading into the…

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Duke building a winning culture in football, coach says

We are in an era of short-attention spans, where history means five years ago. People forget that Duke was a football powerhouse before it was a…

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