With the Atlantic Coast Conference switching the football schedule matrix to just one division in 2023, each team will have a 3-5-5 setup including playing three of the same teams each year.
For North Carolina, they match up with Duke, NC State and Virginia for each of the four years. Outside of that, they will play the rest of the league twice with one at home and one on the road. As the ACC made the announcement on Tuesday, they also revealed the future conference opponents for each team.
Here is a look at how UNC’s schedule lines up each year for ACC opponents per the conference site:
2023
North Carolina: Home – Duke, Miami, Syracuse, Virginia; Away – Clemson, Georgia Tech, NC State, Pitt
2024
North Carolina: Home – Boston College, NC State, Pitt, Virginia Tech; Away – Duke, Florida State, Louisville, Virginia
2025
North Carolina: Home – Clemson, Duke, Georgia Tech, Virginia; Away – Miami, NC State, Syracuse, Wake Forest
2026
North Carolina: Home – Florida State, Louisville, NC State, Wake Forest; Away – Boston College, Duke, Virginia, Virginia Tech
With this new schedule matrix being one division, the top two teams in the conference will meet in the ACC Football Championship Game in Charlotte.
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