ACC Football Schedule 2021: Winners, Losers, 5 Things You Need To Know

ACC football schedule 2021 – what are the five things you need to know? Who are the ACC football schedule winners and losers?

4. Who misses the big boys from the other division?

Do you play Clemson, or do you get Syracuse?

Do you get North Carolina, or do you play Duke?

Every ACC team plays eight conference games with six against teams from their own division and two from the other side. This is a very, very big deal considering the massive disparity in talent and teams in the two divisions depending on the season.

Basically, this year, you don’t want Clemson from the Atlantic or North Carolina or Miami from the Coastal. So …

ACC Atlantic

Boston College
Coastal games:
So that means no …

Clemson 
Coastal games: at Georgia Tech, Virginia Tech
So that means no … Duke, Miami, North Carolina, Pitt, Virginia, Virginia Tech

Florida State
Coastal games: Miami, at North Carolina
So that means no … Duke, Georgia Tech, Miami, Pitt, Virginia, Virginia Tech

Louisville 
Coastal games: at Duke, Virginia
So that means no … Duke, Georgia Tech, Miami, North Carolina, Pitt, Virginia Tech

NC State
Coastal games: at Miami, North Carolina
So that means no … Duke, Georgia Tech, Pitt, Virginia, Virginia Tech

Syracuse
Coastal games: Pitt, at Virginia Tech
So that means no … Duke, Georgia Tech, Miami, North Carolina, Virginia

Wake Forest
Coastal games: Duke, at Virginia
So that means no … Georgia Tech, Miami, Pitt, Virginia Tech, (however, North Carolina is on the slate as a non-conference game)


ACC Coastal

Duke
Atlantic games: Louisville, at Wake Forest
So that means no … Boston College, Clemson, Florida State, NC State, Syracuse

Georgia Tech 
Atlantic games: Boston College, at Clemson
So that means no … Florida State, Louisville, NC State, Syracuse, Wake Forest

Miami
Atlantic games: at Florida State, NC State
So that means no … Boston College, Clemson, Louisville, Syracuse, Wake Forest

North Carolina
Atlantic games: Florida State, at NC State
So that means no … Boston College, Clemson, Louisville, Syracuse, Wake Forest, (however, Wake Forest is on the slate as a non-conference game)

Pitt
Atlantic games: Clemson, at Syracuse
So that means no … Boston College, Florida State, Louisville, NC State, Wake Forest

Virginia
Atlantic games: at Louisville, Wake Forest
So that means no … Boston College, Clemson, Florida State, NC State, Syracuse

Virginia Tech
Atlantic games: Boston College, Syracuse
So that means no … Clemson, Florida State, Louisville, NC State, Wake Forest

The non-conference games

NEXT: The non-conference games