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ACC Football | Week 6 Saturday slate features seven conference games

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A Top 20 matchup between Miami and Florida State, and a Virginia-Louisville game that feels like a Charlotte play-in, highlight the ACC Football schedule for Week 6.


Clemson at North Carolina | noon | ESPN

Series: Clemson leads series, 40-19-1
Last meeting: Clemson, 31-20 (2023)
Line: Clemson -13.5
Over/under: 46.5
Projected final score: Clemson 31, North Carolina 14


Boston College at Pitt | noon | ACC Network

Series: Pitt leads series, 18-16-0
Last meeting: Boston College, 34-23 (2024)
Line: Pitt -6.5
Over/under: 59.5
Projected final score: Pitt 33, Boston College 27


Wake Forest at Virginia Tech | 1 p.m. | The CW

Series: Virginia Tech leads series, 26-13-1
Last meeting: Virginia Tech, 30-13 (2023)
Line: Virginia Tech -6.5
Over/under: 50.5
Projected final score: Virginia Tech 28, Wake Forest 23


Campbell at NC State | 2 p.m. | ACCNX

Series: First Meeting
Line: no line


#24 Virginia at Louisville | 3:30 p.m. | ESPN2

Series: Louisville leads series, 8-5-0
Last meeting: Louisville, 24-20 (2024)
Line: Louisville -6.5
Over/under: 62.5
Projected final score: Louisville 34, Virginia 28


Syracuse at SMU | 3:30 p.m. | ACC Network

Series: SMU leads series, 1-0-0
Last meeting: SMU, 16-6 (1932)
Line: SMU -17.5
Over/under: 58.5
Projected final score: SMU 38, Syracuse 20


#3 Miami at #18 Florida State | 7:30 p.m. | ABC

Series: Miami leads series, 36-32-0
Last meeting: Miami, 36-14 (2024)
Line: Miami -4.5
Over/under: 53.5
Projected final score: Miami 28, Florida State 24


Duke at Cal | 10:30 p.m. | ESPN

Series: Duke leads series, 1-0-1
Last meeting: Tied, 22-22 (1963)
Line: Duke -2.5
Over/under: 56.5
Projected final score: Duke 30, Cal 27

 

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