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College Football | Who Can Play Spoiler? Louisville (opens the original)
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Week 1 of college football opens the season for Louisville in Nashville against Ole Miss. The outcome may set the tempo for the rest of the year. An opening win, not just a field goal at the right time kind but one that demonstrates the effectiveness of both the offense and defense, may open the door to much bigger things. It sets up a really important matchup between SMU and the Cardinals in Louisville on September 19. Both teams are sitting neck and neck behind Miami in the ACC Nation Preseaso
College Football | Virginia. ACC Top Tier In ’26? (opens the original)
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It’s August and college football is almost here. ACC Nation previews Virginia with special guest Preston Willett of The Sabre and Hoos on Podcast . There’s probably more depth and experience than fans might think as plenty of familiar faces return and there’s an equal number of newbies ready to juice up the Hoos. Former Mizzou QB Beau Pribula takes the reins for the offense and you can expect a dynamic mix of runs and passes. The 6’4″, 225lb Pribula is no slouch coming out of the pocket and maki
College Football | Has Clemson Found Their Key To A Rebound? (opens the original)
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College football kicks off in a month and Lawton Swann of Clemson Sports Talk joins Will and Jim on ACC Nation to talk about the strengths and weaknesses of the Tigers.
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