From Macon.com. ATLANTA — Jonathan Dwyer looked lighter and ran faster for NFL scouts and coaches Monday. Dwyer’s draft status was on the line

ACC Football News: March 5th, 2010

ACC Football News: March 4th, 2010

From Rivals.com. ATLANTA (AP)—Georgia Tech backup quarterback Jaybo Shaw is transferring to Georgia Southern and will be eligible to play for the Eagles in

ACC Football News: March 2nd, 2010

With the 2009 Quarterback Rankings behind me, time to shift focus to the backfield. The Top 3 should be no surprise, but I mixed up the next few slots. There are few teams in the league that simply are not getting the respect they deserve (and fans of those teams, you can send me thank you e-mails. Although I prefer a 6-pack).

Found a few interesting articles from around the league: 5 reasons Clemson could succeed/fail plus an in-depth look at their QB Willy Korn. Q&A with a former teammate of Korn’s, the nations #1 prep RB Marcus Lattimore, and also a Q&A with Georgia Tech RB Jonathan Dwyer, plus a look at GT’s recruiting. Speaking of RB’s, Miami’s Graig Cooper is looking towards 1,000 Yards in ‘09. And finally, ACC Coaches that should be sweating this season.

(7.7.09) Bit of somber day today – R.I.P. Michael Jackson. Meanwhile, in the world of the ACC – FSU submits another appeal, while GT reports it’s own violations. Recruiting picks up for Virginia, but NC State and Miami are losing players. Also have some pretty good reads about FSU, UNC, Clemson, and Duke QB T.Lewis in 2009.

(7.1.09) Today’s Around the ACC is jam packed. Update on Mark Herzlich from his blog, more on the situation with UNC losing recruits and players, why FSU is crying foul, one teams self-reported violations, and a TON more. Plus, a very interesting non-football story on how one betting firm lost $1.6Million because of

(6.23.09) ACC-SEC clash is close to selling out; Another cross-conference showdown is set for ‘12; Another Florida State player in trouble, but their recruiting is picking up; Maryland also upped the size of their ‘10 class; and Georgia Tech dodged a bullet with the recent injury of a star player.