ACC football divisions
 

not sure if this is only for football, but here are the ACC division alignments. Each team will play its division opponents, a primary rival in the opposite division and two cross-divisional games against rotating opponents.

Division A: BC, Clemson, FSU, Md, NC St, WF.

Division B: Duke, Ga Tech, Miami, NC, Va, Va Tech.


Cross-divisional rivalries:
BC--Va Tech
Clemson--Ga Tech
FSU--Miami
Md--Va
NC St--NC
WF--Duke


looks like FSU-Miami could soon be playing twice a year!

It's for football only, at least for now.

Still can't figure out why they can't do geographical divisions.

yeah, the logical thing would be to split them divisions on geography, but i guess they wanna have 'em balanced.

I like the "rivalry game" concept for the cross-divisional matchups. Too bad the Big XII didn't take the same approach, and keep the OU-Nebraska game an annual affair.

I would move either Miami or VT into the other division. You shouldn't have those two powerhouses in the same division.

Also consider that division B would almost always win the ACC championship game given this lineup.

Umm, you realize that FSU is in Division A right?

The way it's set up, Division A has the most competition. Division B has the raw power.

Despite the fact that A has four past/present football powers in it?

I think the divisions are evenly matched within each other, I'd just rather see geographic divisions:

BC, Maryland, Virginia, Virginia Tech, Duke, North Carolina

NC State, Wake Forest, Clemson, Georgia Tech, FSU, Miami