ACC college football teams prepare for upcoming week one schedule
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 2, 2026, 1:07 PM
Last updated Sep 2, 2026

The Atlantic Coast Conference faces a full slate of college football games during the first week of September 2026. Featured matchups include No. 11 LSU against Clemson, No. 9 Ole Miss versus No. 24 Louisville, and a Monday night meeting between No. 19 SMU and Florida State. Other scheduled games involve Wake Forest hosting Akron, Georgia Tech playing Colorado, and Miami facing Stanford. Conference teams also prepare for games involving Syracuse, Pittsburgh, Boston College, Duke, Virginia Tech, and Cal. Coaches and rosters face adjustments as they enter this week of competition across various venues. These projections provide a look at the anticipated outcomes for the full conference schedule beginning Thursday.
- •No. 11 LSU plays Clemson in a primetime matchup on ABC.
- •No. 9 Ole Miss and No. 24 Louisville meet in a Sunday contest.
- •Florida State hosts No. 19 SMU on Monday night.
- •Thirteen total ACC games are scheduled from Thursday through Monday.
- 1:07 PMYahoo Sports — Predicting every ACC college football score in Week 1
"Can Clemson knock off LSU? What about Louisville over Ole Miss? Let's find out.
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