Articles from Tuesday's ACC Media session

[Orangeyes]

Scott Shafer looking forward to prove Syracuse better than predicted ...

Shafer, new coaches all smiles at expanded ACC's media kickoff

ACC coaches look to end 13-year national title drought

2013 ACC Football Kickoff: Day 2 Recap

Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets — 2013 Syracuse Football preview

Hamilton: New additions should add variety to ACC

ACC coaches differ on social media

Teel Time: Swofford on new ACC revenue plan, New York ...

ACC enters 'new era' stronger than ever

ACC enjoys stability it sought

Final thoughts from Grandover

Blogs

ACC Media Days is Generating No Buzz, and that's the ACC's Fault

Photo: Frank Beamer Looks Ridiculous Wearing A Viking Hat In The ...

 

[CuseLegacy]

Thanks OE. That Teel article discussing the power 5 creating a separate division within the NCAA makes me more thankful that Syracuse is in the ACC and not on the outside looking in.

 

[Orangeyes]

From Ivan Maisel

It’s no surprise that the ACC media picked Clemson to win the conference championship. The Tigers have an explosive offense and, with non-ACC games against SEC powers Georgia and South Carolina, the schedule to carry them into BCS championship contention. But here’s the surprise: Clemson has not been the preseason pick to win the ACC since 1991. As the only original member of the ACC to take football more seriously than basketball, Clemson underachieved for a long time.

 

[Orangeyes]

ACC coaches reflect on Syracuse ties, look forward to new rivalries with Orange

Syracuse coach Scott Shafer hopes officials err on the side of caution when ejecting players

 

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Scott Shafer looking forward to prove Syracuse better than predicted ...

Shafer, new coaches all smiles at expanded ACC's media kickoff

ACC coaches look to end 13-year national title drought

2013 ACC Football Kickoff: Day 2 Recap

Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets — 2013 Syracuse Football preview

Hamilton: New additions should add variety to ACC

ACC coaches differ on social media

Teel Time: Swofford on new ACC revenue plan, New York ...

ACC enters 'new era' stronger than ever

ACC enjoys stability it sought

Final thoughts from Grandover

Blogs

ACC Media Days is Generating No Buzz, and that's the ACC's Fault

Photo: Frank Beamer Looks Ridiculous Wearing A Viking Hat In The ...

That No Buzz blog indicates that the ACC forgot it had added 2 schools, only leaving room on the form used to poll the media on their picks for the order of the final standings of the 2 ACC divisions. Whoops.

Also said that Scott Shafer was really impressive in his first ACC Media Day presser. Which is no surprise to anyone who has seen him in action thus far. But it is good to hear this from an unbiased third party.

 

[Orangeyes]

Boston College football: What you need to know from ACC media days (and what's left to learn)

 

[Orangeyes]

Syracuse football's first ACC Kickoff felt like every other ACC Kickoff

 

[Orangeyes]

'Sweetie' and sweet tea -- it's culture shock for new ACC teams

 

[Orangeyes]

Clemson football: What you need to know from ACC media days (and what's left to learn)

Boston College football: What you need to know from ACC media days (and what's left to learn)

Florida State football: What you need to know from ACC media days (and what's left to learn)

In the matter of Syracuse football, familiarity should breed comfort and not contempt

Nations: The ACC media has spoken

COLUMN: New teams experience ACC 'home cooking'

Blogs

ACC Realignment What-If: 2010 Syracuse Football Season

The 5 Most Troll Statements About Boston College Football

Terrapin Station - A Maryland Terrapins Fan Site - News, Blogs ...

 

[Orangeyes]

Wake Forest football: What you need to know from ACC media days (and what's left to learn)

N.C. State football: What you need to know from ACC media days (and what's left to learn)

Maryland football: What you need to know from ACC media days (and what's left to learn)

Official preseason All-Atlantic Coast Conference team devoid of Syracuse players

Blog

The ACC Is Letting Syracuse Football Plot Its Own Destiny