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Eddie Royalsecond-team All-ACCBrandon Flowersfirst-team All-ACC andthird-team All-AmericanThe Hokies had sevenplayers honored by thealways-competitive AtlanticCoast Conference a year ago2007 VIRGINIA TECH FOOTBALL147
the acc and opponentsACC Tradition of ExcellenceThe Traditionthat take to the field this fallunder the ACC banner haveConsistency. It is the mark ofproduced 523 first or second teamtrue excellence in any endeavor.gridiron All-Americans and 72 firstHowever, in today’steam academic All-Americans.intercollegiate athletics,Led by Georgia Tech widecompetition has become soreceiver Calvin Johnson, thebalanced and so competitivesecond overall selection by thethat it is virtually impossibleDetroit Lions, the ACC had 31to maintain a high level ofplayers selected in the 2007 NFLconsistency.draft, including six first roundYet the Atlantic Coastselections. Over the past twoConference has defied the odds.years, the ACCNow in itshas had more55th year of2006-07 Nationalplayers selectedcompetition,Championshipson the firstthe ACC hasround (18)long enjoyed(as of June 15)and overall inthe reputationField Hockey. Marylandthe draft (82)as one of theWomen’s Soccer.North Carolinathan any otherstrongestWomen’s Tennis. Georgia Techconference inand mostWomen’s Golf.Dukethe country. AcompetitiveMen’s Track & Field. Florida Stateyear ago, theintercollegiateACC set NFLconferences indraft records with 51 first roundthe nation. And that is not mereselections and 51 players draftedconjecture, the numbers support it.overall.Since the league’sClemson defensive end Gainesinception in 1953, ACC schoolsAdams was the first defensivehave captured 105 nationalplayer chosen in the draft whenchampionships, including 56he was selected fourth overall byin women’s competition andTampa Bay. The combination of49 in men’s. In addition, NCAAJohnson and Adams being selectedindividual titles have gone to ACCsecond and fourth gives the ACCstudent-athletes 139 times intwo of the top four picks for themen’s competition and 86 times insecond straight year.women’s action.The 12 current ACC schoolsThe conference had anhave had 2,124 players selectedimmediate impact on the nationalin the annual professional footballcollege football scene in the falldraft, including 210 first roundof 1953 when the University ofselections.Maryland captured the first ofIf success is best measuredwhat would eventually be fivein terms of wins and losses, thennational football titles for the ACC.the ACC over the years has proveClemson laid claim to the league’sitself to be among the elite insecond national title in 1981Division I-A football. The ACCwhile Georgia Tech followed suitis the nation’s winningest bowlin 1990. Florida State pocketedconference as the 12 currentnational titles No. 4 and 5 in 1993league teams are a combined 143and 1999, respectively.123-5 (.537) in post season play.In addition, Miami has laidFollowing its 4-4 bowl markclaim to five national gridironin 2006, the ACC is the onlytitles over the past 22 seasons.conference to post a .500-orFour of the Hurricanes’ fivebetter record in post-season playnational titles (1983, 1987, 1989,in each of the past six seasons.2001) were unanimous with bothSince 2001, the ACC is 25-16 inthe sportswriters and coachespost-season play and has the bestpolls, while in 1991 Miami (AP)bowl winning percentage (.609)shared the national title withamong all BCS conferences.Washington (coaches).In 2002, the ACC set an NCAAThis past season eight ACCrecord when seven of its nineplayers earned first team Allteams (78%) received bowl bids.America recognition, while nineBoston College is tied withothers garnered second or thirdPenn State for the best bowl gameteam honors. The 12 institutions148 2007 VIRGINIA TECH FOOTBALLwinning percentage in DivisionI-A history among teams with 15or more post season appearances.The Eagles are 12-6-0 (.667),while the Nittany Lions are 2512-2 (.667). Georgia Tech, witha 22-13 (.629) bowl game mark,is fifth and Florida State 21-13-2(.611) seventh.For the first time in ACChistory, league schools surpassedthe 4.4 million mark in totalattendance in 2006. Over 85 homegames, ACC teams drew 4,485,625fans, breaking the existing recordof 3,835,260 set in 2005.2006-07 in ReviewThe 2006-07 academic yearconcluded with league teamscapturing five national team titlesand 24 individual NCAA crowns. Inall, the ACC has won 39 nationalteam titles over the last 11 years.The ACC has won two or more NCAAtitles in 25 of the past 27 years.A total of 137 ACC teamsplaced in NCAA post-seasoncompetition in 2006-07. Leagueteams compiled a 102-64-7 (.610)mark against non-conferenceopponents in NCAA championshipcompetition. In addition, the ACChad 181 student-athletes earnfirst team All-America honors thispast year. Overall, the league had247 first, second or third teamAll-Americans. In addition, theACC produced nine national Playerof the Year and six national Coachof the Year honorees.The ChampionshipsThe conference will conductchampionship competition in25 sports during the 2007-08academic year — 12 for men and13 for women.The first ACC championshipwas held in swimming on February25, 1954. The conference did notconduct championships in crosscountry, wrestling or tennis duringthe first year.ACC Staff DirectoryMailing: P.O. Drawer ACC, Greensboro, NC 27417-6724Shipping: 4512 Weybridge Lane, Greensboro, NC 27407AdministrativePhone: (336) 854-8787Fax: (336) 316-6097Media Relations & Video ServicesPhone: (336) 851-6062Fax: (336) 854-8797Commissioner. John D. SwoffordAssociate Commissioners.Frederick Barakat, Jeff Elliott, Mike Finn,Karl Hicks, Michael Kelly, Shane Lyons, Brian Morrison, Bernadette McGlade,Associate Commissioner/Football Media Relations. Mike FinnAssistant Commissioner/Public Relations & Marketing. Amy YakolaAssociate Director, Media Relations.Lindsey RogersAssistant Director, Media Relations. Kristie LeAdministrative Assistant, Media Relations/Video Services. Barb DeryAssistant Commissioner/Video Services. W. Scott McBurneyAssistant Commissioner/Championships. Davis WhitfieldDirector of Compliance & Governance. Lindsey BabcockDirector of Information Systems. Christina TraceyDirector of Business Operations. Lynne HerndonDirector of Student-Athlete Programs, Compliance& Community Relations. Eric WoodCoordinator of Football Officials.Doug RhoadsCoordinator of Basketball Officials. John CloughertyAssistant Director, Championships. Kris W. PierceAssistant Director, Men’s Basketball. Kathy HuntAssistant Director, Video Services.Steve “Slim” VollingerAssistant Director, Women’s Basketball. Brad HeckerWebsite Coordinator.Heather HirschmanExecutive Assistant to the Commissioner.Cecelia DiAmicoAdministrative Assistant, Administrative/Business. Susan AnthonyAdministrative Assistant, Championships. Jennie BarrettAssistant Director, Men’s Basketball Officiating. Karrie BartlettAdministrative Assistant, Student-Athlete Welfare/Compliance& Governance.Tracey HaithAdministrative Assistant, Receptionist.Emily WatkinsAdministrative Assistant, Football.Allison DoughtyAdministrative Assistant, Women’s Basketball. Megan KahnInterns.Lee Butler, Jamie Quadrozzi
the acc and opponentsThe 12 sports for men includefootball, cross country, soccer,basketball, swimming, indoor andoutdoor track, wrestling, baseball,tennis, golf and lacrosse. Fencing,which was started in 1971, wasdiscontinued in 1981.Women’s sports wereinitiated in 1977 with the firstchampionship meet being held intennis at Wake Forest University.Championships for womenare currently conducted in crosscountry, volleyball, field hockey,Boston Collegesoccer, basketball, swimming,indoor and outdoor track, tennis,golf, lacrosse, softball and rowing.A HistoryThe Atlantic Coast Conferencewas founded on May 8, 1953,at the Sedgefield Inn nearGreensboro, N.C., with sevencharter members — Clemson,Duke, Maryland, North Carolina,North Carolina State, SouthCarolina and Wake Forest —drawing up the conference by-laws.ACCSchool AffiliationsCharter member of the Big East Conference in 1979; joined the ACC inJuly 2005.ClemsonCharter member of the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Associationin 1894, a charter member of the Southern Conference in 1921, acharter member of the Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) in 1953.DukeJoined the Southern Conference in December, 1928; charter memberof the ACC in 1953.The withdrawal of sevenschools from the SouthernConference came early on themorning of May 8, 1953, duringthe Southern Conference’s annualspring meeting. On June 14,1953, the seven members metin Raleigh, N.C., where a set ofbylaws was adopted and the namebecame officially the AtlanticCoast Conference.Suggestions from fans forthe name of the new conferenceappeared in the region’snewspapers prior to the meetingin Raleigh. Some of the namessuggested were: Dixie, Mid South,Mid Atlantic, East Coast, Seaboard,Colonial, Tobacco, Blue-Gray,Piedmont, Southern Seven and theShoreline.Duke’s Eddie Cameronrecommended that the name of theconference be the Atlantic CoastConference, and the motion waspassed unanimously. The meetingconcluded with each memberinstitution assessed 200.00 topay for conference expenses.On December 4, 1953,conference officialsmet again atSedgefield and officiallyadmitted the University of Virginiaas the league’s eighth member.The first, and only, withdrawal of aschool from the ACC came on June30, 1971, when the Universityof South Carolina tendered itsresignation.The ACC operated with sevenmembers until April 3, 1978,when the Georgia Institute ofTechnology was admitted. TheAtlanta school had withdrawn fromthe Southeastern Conference inJanuary of 1964.The ACC expanded to ninemembers on July 1, 1991, withthe addition of Florida StateUniversity.The conference expanded to11 members on July 1, 2004, withthe addition of the University ofMiami and Virginia PolytechnicInstitute and State University. OnOctober 17, 2003, Boston Collegeaccepted an invitation to becomethe league’s 12th member startingJuly 1, 2005.Florida StateCharter member of the Dixie Conference in 1948; joined the MetroConference in July 1976; joined the ACC July 1991.Georgia TechCharter member of the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Associationin 1894, charter member of Southern Conference in 1921, chartermember of the SEC in 1932, joined the ACC in April 1978.MarylandCharter member of the Southern Conference in 1921 charter memberof the ACC in 1953.MiamiCharter member of the Big East Football Conference in 1991; joinedthe ACC in July 2004.North CarolinaCharter member of the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Associationin 1894, charter member of the Southern Conference in 1921, chartermember of the ACC in 1953.NC StateCharter member of the Southern Conference in 1921; charter memberof the ACC in 1953.VirginiaCharter member of the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Associationin 1894, charter member of the Southern Conference in 1921,resigned from Southern Conference in December 1936, joined the ACCin December 1953.Virginia TechCharter member of the Southern Conference in 1921; withdrew fromthe Southern Conference in June 1965; became a charter member ofthe Big East Football Conference in Feb. 5, 1991; joined the ACC onJuly 1, 2004.Wake ForestJoined the Southern Conference in February 1936. Charter member ofthe ACC in 1953.ACC Commissioner John Swofford tossed the commemorative coin on Sept. 18,2004 when the Hokies hosted Duke for Tech’s first ACC football game.ACC Atlantic DivisionBoston CollegeClemsonFlorida StateMarylandNC StateWake ForestACC Coastal DivisionDukeGeorgia TechMiamiNorth CarolinaVirginiaVirginia Tech2007 VIRGINIA TECH FOOTBALL149
the acc and opponentsACC Standings & Honors2006 ACSMA/AP All-ACC Football Team(Total Points) — 80 Total Ballots / Maximum 160 PointsOFFENSEQuarterbackRunning BackWide ReceiverTight EndTackleGuardCenterFirst TeamMatt Ryan, Jr., Boston College (142)James Davis, So., Clemson (149)Branden Ore, So., Virginia Tech (134)Calvin Johnson, Jr., Georgia Tech (160) #Chansi Stuckey, Sr., Clemson (94)Greg Olsen, Jr., Miami (112)Steve Vallos, Sr., Wake Forest (150)Barry Richardson, Jr., Clemson (85)Josh Beekman, Sr., Boston College (142)Nathan Bennett, Sr., Clemson (114)Steve Justice, Jr., Wake Forest (113)Second TeamRiley Skinner, Fr., Wake Forest (33)Tashard Choice, Jr., Georgia Tech (103)C.J. Spiller, Fr., Clemson (58)Darrius Heyward-Bey, Fr., Maryland (46)Greg Carr, So., Florida State (38)Anthony Hill, Jr., NC State (65)Duane Brown, Jr., Virginia Tech (58)Jim Marten, Sr., Boston College (49)Leroy Harris, Sr., NC State (57)Andrew Crummey, Jr., Maryland (42)Dustin Fry, Sr., Clemson (96)Honorable Mention (25 points or more)QB - Reggie Ball, Sr., Georgia Tech (31); Sam Hollenbach, Sr., Maryland (29)WR - Chris Davis, Sr., Florida State (36); Kevin Challenger, Jr., Boston College (35); Kevin Ogletree, So., Virginia (27)TE - Joey Haynos, Jr., Maryland (31); Thomas Hunter, Sr., Clemson (26)OT - Andrew Gardner, So., Georgia Tech (48); Stephon Heyer, Sr., Maryland (33)OG - Branden Albert, So., Virginia (34); Cory Niblock, Sr., Florida State (34); Derrick Morse, Jr., Miami (31)DEFENSEDefensive EndDefensive TackleLinebackerCornerbackSafetyFirst TeamGaines Adams, Sr., Clemson (157)Calais Campbell, So., Miami (105)Joe Anoai, Sr., Georgia Tech (108)DeMarcus Tyler, Sr., NC State (98)Vince Hall, Jr., Virginia Tech (113)Buster Davis, Sr., Florida State (102)Jon Abbate, Jr., Wake Forest (97)John Talley, Sr., Duke (140)Brandon Flowers, So., Virginia Tech (88)Josh Gattis, Sr., Wake Forest (149)Jamal Lewis, Jr., Georgia Tech (61)Second TeamChris Long, Jr., Virginia (55)Adamm Oliver, Jr., Georgia Tech (34)Kareem Brown, Sr., Miami (81)Andre Fluellen, Jr., Florida State (40) tieB.J. Raji, Jr., Boston College (40) tiePhilip Wheeler, Jr., Georgia Tech (86)Erin Henderson, So., Maryland (64)Xavier Adibi, Jr., Virginia Tech (55)Marcus Hamilton, Sr., Virginia (61)DeJuan Tribble, Jr., Boston College (59)Kenny Phillips, So., Miami (49)Brandon Meriweather, Sr., Miami (48)Honorable Mention (25 points or more)DE - Baraka Atkins, Sr., Miami (27); Jyles Tucker, Sr., Wake Forest (26)LB - Lawrence Timmons, Jr., Florida State (44); KaMichael Hall, Sr., Georgia Tech (27); Patrick Lowery, Sr., NC State (25)CB - Josh Wilson, Sr., Maryland (35); Duane Coleman, Sr., Clemson (34)S - Ryan Glasper, Sr., Boston College (38); Myron Rolle, Fr., Florida State (38); Patrick Ghee, Sr., Wake Forest (28)SPECIAL TEAMSPlacekickerPunterSpecialistFirst TeamSam Swank, So., Wake Forest (103)Durant Brooks, Jr., Georgia Tech (132)Darrell Blackman, Jr., NC State (97)Second TeamBrandon Pace, Sr., Virginia Tech (87)Adam Podlesh, Sr., Maryland (60)Eddie Royal, Jr., Virginia Tech (57)Honorable Mention (25 points or more)PK - Dan Ennis, Sr., Maryland (34)P - Sam Swank, So., Wake Forest (37)2006IndividualAwardsRookie of the YearRiley Skinner, Wake ForestCoach of the YearJim Grobe, Wake ForestPlayer of the YearCalvin Johnson, Georgia TechOffensive Player of the YearCalvin Johnson, Georgia TechDefensive Player of the YearGaines Adams, ClemsonFinalStandingsCoastal DivisionSchoolConf. OverallGeorgia Tech7-19-5Virginia Tech 6-210-3Virginia4-45-7Miami3-57-6North Carolina 2-63-9Duke0-80-12Atlantic DivisionSchoolConf. OverallWake Forest6-211-3Boston College 5-310-3Maryland5-39-4Clemson5-38-5Florida State3-57-6NC State2-63-9ACC Bowl Result SummaryDateDec. 27, 2006Dec. 29, 2006Dec. 29, 2006Dec. 30, 2006Dec. 30, 2006Dec. 30, 2006Jan. 1, 2007Jan. 2, 2007BowlEmerald BowlChamps Sports BowlGaylord Hotels Music City BowlMPC Computers BowlMeineke Car Care BowlChick-fil-A BowlToyota Gator BowlFedEx Orange Bowl150 2007 VIRGINIA TECH FOOTBALLSiteSan Francisco, Calif.Orlando, Fla.Nashville, Tenn.Boise, IdahoCharlotte, N.C.Atlanta, Ga.Jacksonville, Fla.Miami, Fla.ScoreFlorida State 44, UCLA 27Maryland 24, Purdue 7Kentucky 28, Clemson 20Miami 21, Nevada 20Boston College 25, Navy 24Georgia 31, Virginia Tech 24West Virginia 38, Georgia Tech 35Louisville 24, Wake Forest 13
the acc and opponents2007 Composite ScheduleThe following list containsthe schedules of all Virginia Techopponents, conference and nonconference. Maryland, NC Stateand Wake Forest schedules areincluded, though Tech does notplay those ACC teams during theregular season in 2007.Thursday, August 30LSU at Mississippi StateDelaware at William & MarySaturday, September 1Wake Forest at Boston CollegeConnecticut at DukeGeorgia Tech at Notre DameVillanova at MarylandMarshall at MiamiJames Madison at North CarolinaCentral Florida at NC StateVirginia at WyomingEast Carolina at Virginia TechGardner-Webb at OhioMonday, September 3Florida State at ClemsonSaturday, September 8NC State at Boston CollegeLouisiana-Monroe at ClemsonDuke at VirginiaAlabama-Birmingham at Florida St.Samford at Georgia TechMaryland at Florida InternationalMiami at OklahomaNorth Carolina at East CarolinaVirginia Tech at LSUNebraska at Wake ForestOhio at Louisiana-LafayetteWilliam & Mary at VMIThursday, September 13West Virginia at MarylandSaturday, September 15Boston College at Georgia TechFurman at ClemsonDuke at NorthwesternFlorida State at ColoradoFlorida International at MiamiVirginia at North CarolinaWofford at NC StateOhio at Virginia TechArmy at Wake ForestSouthern Miss at East CarolinaMiddle Tennessee State at LSULiberty at William & MaryThursday, September 20Texas A&M at MiamiSaturday, September 22Thursday, October 25Saturday, November 24Army at Boston CollegeClemson at NC StateDuke at NavyGeorgia Tech at VirginiaMaryland at Wake ForestNorth Carolina at South FloridaWilliam & Mary at Virginia TechEast Carolina at West VirginiaSouth Carolina at LSUWyoming at OhioBoston College at Virginia TechClemson at MarylandDuke at Florida StateNorth Carolina at Wake ForestVirginia at NC StateAlabama-Birmingham at E. CarolinaOhio at Bowling GreenMassachusetts at William & MaryMiami at Boston CollegeClemson at South CarolinaDuke at North CarolinaFlorida State at FloridaGeorgia at Georgia TechMaryland at NC StateVirginia Tech at VirginiaWake Forest at VanderbiltTulane at East CarolinaMiami (Ohio) at OhioSaturday, September 29Thursday, November 1Saturday, December 1Massachusetts at Boston CollegeClemson at Georgia TechDuke at MiamiFlorida State vs. Alabama(Jacksonville, Fla.)Maryland at RutgersNorth Carolina at Virginia TechLouisville at NC StatePittsburgh at VirginiaEast Carolina at HoustonLSU at TulaneKent State at OhioTowson at William & MarySaturday, October 6Bowling Green at Boston CollegeVirginia Tech at ClemsonWake Forest at DukeNC State at Florida StateGeorgia Tech at MarylandMiami at North CarolinaVirginia at Middle Tennessee StateCentral Florida at East CarolinaFlorida at LSUOhio at BuffaloWilliam & Mary at VillanovaThursday, October 11Florida State at Wake ForestSaturday, October 13Saturday, October 27Virginia Tech at Georgia TechFriday, November 2Temple at OhioSaturday, November 3Florida State at Boston CollegeClemson at DukeMaryland at North CarolinaNC State at MiamiWake Forest at VirginiaEast Carolina at MemphisLSU at AlabamaWilliam & Mary at HofstraWednesday, November 7Ohio at AkronSaturday, November 10Boston College at MarylandWake Forest at ClemsonGeorgia Tech at DukeFlorida State at Virginia TechGeorgia Tech at DukeVirginia at MiamiNorth Carolina at NC StateEast Carolina at MarshallLouisiana Tech at LSUJames Madison at William & MaryBoston College at Notre DameVirginia Tech at DukeGeorgia Tech at MiamiSouth Carolina at North CarolinaConnecticut at VirginiaEast Carolina at Texas-El PasoLSU at KentuckyEastern Michigan at OhioWilliam & Mary at MaineSaturday, November 17Saturday, October 20Friday, November 23Central Michigan at ClemsonMiami at Florida StateArmy at Georgia TechVirginia at MarylandNC State at East CarolinaWake Forest at NavyAuburn at LSUOhio at ToledoDr. Pepper ACC Championship(Jacksonville, Fla.)Boston College at ClemsonDuke at Notre DameMaryland at Florida StateNorth Carolina at Georgia TechMiami at Virginia TechNC State at Wake ForestLSU at Ole MissWilliam & Mary at RichmondArkansas at LSU2007 Virginia TechFootball TravelAccommodationsLSUHoliday Inn Select Exec. Center4728 Constitution AvenueBaton Rouge, LA 70808Phone: (225) 925-2244Fax: (225) 930-0140ClemsonMarriott Greenville1 Parkway EastGreenville, SC 296215Phone: (864) 297-0300Fax: (864) 281-0801DukeHilton Raleigh-Durham Airport4810 Old Page RoadResearch Triangle Park, NC27709Phone: (919) 941-6000)Fax: (919) 941-6030Georgia TechMarriott Marquis265 Peachtree Center AvenueAtlanta, GAPhone: (404) 521-0000)Fax: (404) 521-0000VirginiaDouble Tree Hotel990 Hilton Heights RoadCharlottesville, VA 22901Phone: (434) 973-2121Fax: (434) 978-77352007 VIRGINIA TECH FOOTBALL151
the acc and opponentsOpponents’ Quick FactsEast Carolina PiratesNorth Carolina Tar HeelsGeorgia Tech Yellow JacketsLSU TigersClemson TigersFlorida State SeminolesOhio BobcatsDuke Blue DevilsLocation: Greenville, N.C.Stadium: Dowdy-Ficklen StadiumCapacity: 43,000Coach: Skip HoltzRecord at East Carolina: 12-12Career Record: 46-35Conference: Conference USA’06 Record/C-USA Record: 7-6/5-3Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 54/20Starters Returning/Lost: 15/12Football Contact: Tom McClellanPhone/Fax: (252) 737-1274,4522/(252) 737-4528E-mail: mcclellant@ecu.eduAthletics Web site: www.ECUPirates.comLocation: Baton Rouge, La.Stadium: Tiger StadiumCapacity: 92,400Coach: Les MilesRecord at LSU: 22-4Career Record: 50-25Conference: Southeastern’06 Record/SEC Record: 10-2/6-2Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 46/21Starters Returning/Lost: 15/9Football Contact: Michael BonnettePhone/Fax: (225) 578-8226/(225) 578-1861E-mail: mbonnet@lsu.eduAthletics Web site: www.LSUsports.netLocation: Athens, OhioStadium: Peden StadiumCapacity: 24,000Coach: Frank SolichRecord at Ohio: 13-12Career Record: 71-31Conference: Mid-American’06 Record/MAC Record: 9-5/7-1Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 38/19Starters Returning/Lost: 11/11Football Contact: Brian GunningPhone/Fax: (740) 593-1298/(740) 597-1838E-mail: gunning@ohio.eduAthletics Web site: www.ohiobobcats.comWilliam & Mary TribeLocation: Williamsburg, Va.Stadium: Walter J. Zable Stadium at Cary FieldCapacity: 12,259Coach: Jimmye LaycockRecord at W&M: 178-127-2Career Record: SameConference: Colonial Athletic Association’06 Record/CAA Record: 3-8/1-7Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 22/12Starters Returning/Lost: 13/10Football Contact: Pete ClawsonPhone/Fax: (757) 221-3369/(757) 221-3412E-mail: pmclaw@wm.eduAthletics Web site: www.TribeAthletics.comLocation: Chapel Hill, N.C.Stadium: Kenan StadiumCapacity: 60,000Coach: Butch DavisRecord at UNC: First SeasonCareer Record: 51-20Conference: Atlantic Coast’06 Record/ACC Record: 3-9/2-6Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 46/16Starters Returning/Lost: 10/12Football Contact: Kevin BestPhone/Fax: (919) 962-8916/(919) 843-2309E-mail: kevinbest@unc.eduAthletics Web site: www.TarHeelBlue.comLocation: Clemson, S.C.Stadium: Clemson MemorialCapacity: 81,473Coach: Tommy BowdenRecord at Clemson: 60-38Career Record: 78-42Conference: Atlantic Coast’06 Record/ACC Record: 8-5/5-3Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 50/28Starters Returning/Lost: 11/11Football Contact: Tim BourretPhone/Fax: (864) 656-1926/(864) 656-0299E-mail: btimoth@clemson.eduAthletics Web site: www.clemsontigers.comLocation: Durham, N.C.Stadium: Wallace Wade StadiumCapacity: 33,941Coach: Ted RoofRecord at Duke: 5-34Career Record: SameConference: Atlantic Coast’06 Record/ACC Record: 0-12/0-8Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 44/16Starters Returning/Lost: 18/7Football Contact: Art ChasePhone/Fax: (919) 684-2614/(919) 684-2489E-mail: chasea@duke.eduAthletics Web site: www.goduke.comBoston College EaglesLocation: Chestnut Hill, Mass.Stadium: Alumni StadiumCapacity: 44,500Coach: Jeff JagodzinskiRecord at BC: First SeasonCareer Record: First SeasonConference: Atlantic Coast’06 Record/ACC Record: 10-3/5-3Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 44/17Starters Returning/Lost: 18/7Football Contact: Chris CameronPhone/Fax: (617) 552-3004/(614) 552-4903E-mail: cameroch@bc.eduAthletics Web site: www.bceagles.com152 2007 VIRGINIA TECH FOOTBALLLocation: Atlanta, Ga.Stadium: Bobby Dodd Stadium/Grant FieldCapacity: 55,000Coach: Chan GaileyRecord at Georgia Tech: 37-27Career Record: 61-38Conference: Atlantic Coast’06 Record/ACC Record: 9-5/7-1Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 49/12Starters Returning/Lost: 17/7Football Contact: Scott MacDonaldPhone/Fax: (404) 894-5445/(404) 894-1248E-mail: smacdonald@athletics.gatech.eduAthletics Web site: www.ramblinwreck.comLocation: Tallahassee, Fla.Stadium: Bobby Bowden Field atDoak S. Campbell StadiumCapacity: 82,300Coach: Bobby BowdenRecord at FSU: 293-81-4Career Record: 366-113-4Conference: Atlantic Coast’06 Record/ACC Record: 7-6/3-5Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 62/16Starters Returning/Lost: 18/8Football Contact: Elliot FinebloomPhone/Fax: (850) 644-1065/(850) 644-3820E-mail: efineblm@fsu.eduAthletics Web site: www.seminoles.comMiami HurricanesLocation: Coral Gables, Fla.Stadium: Orange BowlCapacity: 72,319Coach: Randy ShannonRecord at Miami: First SeasonCareer Record: First SeasonConference: Atlantic Coast’06 Record/ACC Record: 7-6/3-5Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 67/17Starters Returning/Lost: 17/5Football Contact: Rick KorchPhone/Fax: (305) 284-3249/(305) 284-2807E-mail: rkorch@miami.eduAthletics Web site: www.hurricanesports.comVirginia CavaliersLocation: Charlottesville, Va.Stadium: Carl Smith Center, home ofDavid A. Harrison Field at Scott StadiumCapacity: 61,500Coach: Al GrohRecord at Virginia: 42-33Career Record: 68-73Conference: Atlantic Coast’06 Record/ACC Record: 7-5/4-4Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 34/20Starters Returning/Lost: 21/3Football Contact: Michael ColleyPhone/Fax: (434) 982-5500/(434) 982-5525E-mail: mcc7k@virginia.eduAthletics Web site: www.virginiasports.com
the acc and opponentsSeries vs. 2007 OpponentsEast CarolinaTech leads 45-232161423243012201432826-8375345-29210LSUTech leads 1-0-02002hWOhioTech leads 3-0-01971hW1972aW2005hWWilliam & MaryTech leads 40-1320718707143017311572781914333211410North CarolinaTech leads emson leads 1000ClemsonNeutral folkWinston-Salem, N.C.Bluefield, W. Va.BedfordStauntonCharlotte, N.C.10.11.12.13.14.15.16.17.18.DanvilleKnoxville, Tenn.Columbia, S.C.Huntington, W. Va.Birmingham, Ala.Greensboro, N.C.Charleston, W. Va.Louisville, Ky.Washington, 4536-251875547551214211401700DukeSeries tied at ton CollegeTech leads 42827303-4872077014342023341022Georgia TechSeries tied 26.27.28.3345127-Raleigh, N.C.Orlando, Fla.PortsmouthAlexandriaBaltimore, Md.Atlanta, Ga.Jacksonville, Fla.Memphis, Tenn.El Paso, TexasNew Orleans, La.620738Florida StateFSU leads 324173141413933463027Miami leads 95hW131996aW211997hW27aW 2004aW162005h
Clemson laid claim to the league's second national title in 1981 while Georgia Tech followed suit in 1990. Florida State pocketed national titles No. 4 and 5 in 1993 1999, respectively. In addition, Miami has laid claim to five national gridiron titles over the past 22 seasons. Four of the Hurricanes' five national titles (1983, 1987, 1989,
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