ACC Football: How we got to Virginia-Duke in the ACC Championship Game
Heading into Saturday’s final regular-season weekend, the route to the ACC Championship Game was quite clear.
Heading into Saturday’s final regular-season weekend, the route to the ACC Championship Game was quite clear.
Mark Warner is leaving nothing to chance, rolling out a list of endorsements from pretty much every elected Democrat in the Commonwealth of Virginia as he launched his 2026 U.S. Senate re-election bid on Tuesday.
Mrs. Rowe’s Restaurant will close its doors permanently at noon on Christmas Eve, according to a social media post this morning.
ESPN, the Los Angeles Times and the Daily News Record, among others, are reporting that JMU Football coach Bob Chesney is going to take the head-coaching job at UCLA.
Remember how Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth got all publicly butthurt a couple of weeks ago about a group of congressional Democrats advising members of the U.S. military that they’re bound by law to not carry out illegal orders?
Ponder this for a moment: the ACC champion doesn’t get into the College Football Playoff.
Although Donald Trump has claimed that “every policy” of his administration was “designed to lift up the American worker,” he has acted consistently, since returning to office in January, to undermine workers’ chosen representatives, America’s labor unions.

I was eating a soft taco and watching the local news with this guy I know when a segment came on about seasonal depression.
The ACC media didn’t see it, pegging Virginia to finish 14th in the conference race back in the summer.
Virginia held Virginia Tech to six first downs and 197 yards of total offense. J’Mari Taylor ran and passed for TDs. The ‘Hoos are headed to Charlotte with their 27-7 win.
AFP will break down local, Virginia and national races in the battle for the control of Congress Tuesday night.