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Georgia Tech has appointed Todd Stansbury as its new athletic director. Stansbury takes over an athletic program that has a new men's basketball coach, Josh Pastner, and went 3-9 in football last season. Stansbury replaces Mike Bobinski, who left last month to become Purdue's AD. Continue to Article

September 22, 2016 10:54:am EST

There's a lot for the Atlantic Coast Conference to sort out between now and December - on and off the field. Louisville's Lamar Jackson and Clemson's Deshaun Watson have the inside track in a compelling Atlantic Division race, and No. 15 Miami sure looks like the team to beat in the Coastal. Nobody from the ACC has spoken publicly about it since the league's council of presidents voted last week at a regularly scheduled meeting to relocate 10 neutral-site championships from North Carolina until the law known as HB2 is repealed. Continue to Article

September 21, 2016 12:53:pm EST

Vanderbilt coach Derek Mason saw all that and more out of his Commodores in their first road trip, and he knows exactly what he wants next: To forget the 38-7 loss at Georgia Tech. Simply focus on their first trip ever to Western Kentucky because nobody else will be running the same offense the Yellow Jackets did to embarrass the Commodores. ''We go back and we can fix the effort,'' Mason said Tuesday. Continue to Article

September 20, 2016 5:56:pm EST

For the past few years, Clemson and Florida State have been the bell cows of the ACC leaving the league’s other teams to fight for attention essentially in the shadows. The 2010 Stanford Cardinal started the season unranked and also featured a young quarterback that would take the college football world by storm. Stanford jumped into the rankings in Week 2 after demolishing an overmatched Sacramento State team and subsequently shut out UCLA and beat Wake Forest by 44 points. Continue to Article

September 20, 2016 5:02:pm EST

Clemson linebacker Dorian O'Daniel says Dabo Swinney has apologized to his players for remarks he made about Colin Kaepernick and Martin Luther King Jr. , comments the coach thought created an unnecessary distraction. O'Daniel told The Post and Courier of Charleston that Swinney apologized last week, saying he thought he was a distraction to preparations for this past Saturday's 59-0 victory over South Carolina State. Swinney said Kaepernick's National Anthem protest was not the right approach, although he would not discipline players for similar actions. Continue to Article

September 20, 2016 4:38:pm EST

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