Friday the ACC football schedules were released.  One of the main reasons I didn’t like the expansion of the ACC in 2003 was the fact that now not all ACC schools will get to play eachother as often.  2008 will be the first season in five years that State will play Duke.  This year is the same as the past four years, with each team missing a few ACC games…this year UNC will not be playing Wake, and there are a few other games that won’t be played again this year since they aren’t in the same divisions.

Here’s what it looks like for the Tobacco Road teams this fall:

Duke:

Aug. 30 JAMES MADISON
Sept. 6 NORTHWESTERN
Sept. 13 NAVY
Sept. 27 UVA
Oct. 4 at Georgia Tech
Oct. 18 MIAMI
Oct. 25 at Vanderbilt
Nov. 1 at Wake Forest
Nov. 8 NC STATE
Nov. 15 at Clemson
Nov. 22 at Va Tech
Nov. 29 UNC

UNC:

Aug. 30 MCNEESE STATE
Sept. 11 at Rutgers
Sept. 20 VA TECH
Sept. 27 at Miami
Oct. 4 UCONN
Oct. 11 NOTRE DAME
Oct. 18 at UVa
Oct. 25 BOSTON COLLEGE
Nov. 8 GEORGIA TECH
Nov. 15 at Maryland
Nov. 22 NCSU
Nov. 29 at Duke

NC State:

Aug. 28 at South Carolina (Thurs.)
Sept. 6 WILLIAM AND MARY
Sept. 13 at Clemson
Sept. 20 ECU
Sept. 27 SOUTH FLORIDA
Oct. 4 BOSTON COLLEGE
Oct. 16 FSU (Thurs.)
Oct. 25 at Maryland
Nov. 8 at Duke
Nov. 15 WAKE FOREST
Nov. 22 at UNC
Nov. 29 MIAMI

Wake Forest:

Aug. 30 at Baylor
Sept. 6 MISSISSIPPI
Sept. 20 at Florida State
Sept. 27 NAVY
Oct. 9 CLEMSON (Thurs)
Oct. 18 at Maryland
Oct. 25 at Miami
Nov. 1 DUKE
Nov. 8 VIRGINIA
Nov. 15 at NC State
Nov. 22 BOSTON COLLEGE
Nov. 29 VANDERBILT

The first sneak peak of the season at the spring games will come in April…State’s Red and White game will be April 19th, UNC’s spring game will be on April 5th but I haven’t seen the date for Duke or Wake’s games yet…Anyone else know the dates yet?…

Check out the full 2008 ACC schedule or check out these links for a more indepth look at the schedules for UNC, Duke, and State.

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