Instead of providing answers, Week 13 of the college football season brought more confusion for the Atlantic Coast Conference standings.

None was more evident than in the ACC's marquee games of the weekend. Georgia Tech just needed one more win to officially punch their ticket to Charlotte for the ACC Championship Game, but Pitt had other ideas, instead pulling off the upset to keep their title hopes alive.

The chaos of the ACC football season continues, as Virginia lost to Wake Forest, which puts five teams in play for a conference title bid. Clemson gave Florida State a shiner in a fight between two wounded giants of the ACC, and conference newcomer Cal shocked Louisville in overtime.

Here's how the ACC football standings look after Louisville and Virginia were upset in Week 11. The conference race is starting to get murkier.

In our weekly look at where each team in the ACC sits, Miami narrowly remains at the top, while Wake Forest, once again, moved up several spots.

The top 14 teams in the College Football Playoff rankings either won or were idle, setting up an exciting final week of the regular season.

We’re now two weeks into the new college basketball season. There’s obviously still quite a long way to go, but every week presents us more information upon which we can judge teams. For example, while UNC faced some small conference opposition,

Duke (7-0), Louisville (5-0), UNC (5-0) and N.C. State (4-0) are top-25 teams in the 18-squad conference. With results from the latest week complete, here’s a look at how ACC teams stack up as we enter the final week of November: Here are the power rankings entering the final week of November in the 2025-26 college basketball season.

SportsLine college football betting expert Thomas Casale ranks his top 20 teams ahead of Week 14 of the 2025 season