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ACC announces Clemson Men's Basketball's conference opponents for the 2025-26 season
The ACC’s newly adjusted 18-game league schedule goes into effect this season, with conference play starting in late December and wrapping up on the first Saturday of March. Each team will face one primary rival and one rotating repeat opponent both home and away, while squaring off once against the rest of the league’s 15 teams.
ACC basketball opponents revealed for UVA, Virginia Tech next season
The ACC announced the matchups of its 18-game men’s basketball schedule for the 2025-26 season. Virginia will play two opponents home and away: Virginia Tech and North Carolina State. Virginia Tech will play Wake Forest twice as well as UVA.
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The first-year Hoosiers coach left an impression on fans meeting him for the first time. He brought his staff with him and seemed like a natural.
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