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Analysts recap the week in ACC football, breaking down highlights from all the key moments throughout the games and the top players from each contest.
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Analysts recap the week in ACC football, breaking down highlights from all the key moments throughout the games and the top players from each contest.
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James Madison (1-0) comes off a 45-10 win over Weber State; Louisville (1-0) opened with a 51-17 win over Eastern Kentucky behind Isaac Brown.
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Analysts recap the week in ACC football, breaking down highlights from all the key moments throughout the games and the top players from each contest.
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Analysts recap the week in ACC football, breaking down highlights from all the key moments throughout the games and the top players from each contest.
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Analysts recap the week in ACC football, breaking down highlights from all the key moments throughout the games and the top players from each contest.
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Analysts recap the week in ACC football, breaking down highlights from all the key moments throughout the games and the top players from each contest.
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Alabama claimed a 3-2 ovetime win against Duke in their last meeting in 2022's NCAA quarterfinals, with goals from Gianna Paul, Ashlynn Serepca and Reyna Reyes.
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Analysts recap the week in ACC football, breaking down highlights from all the key moments throughout the games and the top players from each contest.
16:30
James Madison (1-0) comes off a 45-10 win over Weber State; Louisville (1-0) opened with a 51-17 win over Eastern Kentucky behind Isaac Brown.

Sunday Night TV on ACC Network

19:30
Indiana and Notre Dame played to a 2-2 draw in their lone meeting from the 2024 season on Aug. 29, where Kyle Genenbacher equalized for the Fighting Irish.
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James Madison (1-0) comes off a 45-10 win over Weber State; Louisville (1-0) opened with a 51-17 win over Eastern Kentucky behind Isaac Brown.
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East Texas A&M (0-1) dropped its opener to SMU, 42-13; No. 14 Florida State (1-0) opened with a 31-17 win over then-No. 8 Alabama behind Thomas Castellanos.
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Started in 1979, the North Carolina women's soccer team quickly became a national powerhouse behind Anson Dorrance, winning 22 national titles.
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