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Sports gambling is here to stay. University of Louisville athletes will be better protected following this move announced ...
As conference commissioners debate the future of the College Football Playoff, ACC's Jim Phillips shares his perspective on ...
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Front Office Sports on MSNJim Phillips: ACC Cautious With Sports Betting Deals, Not Sold on PEThe conference is implementing new rules about injury reports. The post Jim Phillips: ACC Cautious With Sports Betting Deals, ...
The ACC remains far behind the Big Ten and SEC even if things are better now for the 71-year-old league than they have been ...
The College Football Playoff will be 12 teams for the 2025 football season. But leaders in the sport are debating what to do ...
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On3 on MSNJim Phillips on ACC decision to play Friday games, compete with high school football: ‘There’s no sacred dates anymore’ACC commissioner Jim Phillips wasn’t shy about college football scheduling and how it’ll overlap with other events. Namely, ...
The ACC just leveled up its transparency! Commissioner Jim Phillips announced a groundbreaking new policy requiring all teams to submit player availability reports for every conference game, directly ...
ACC commissioner Jim Phillips has empaneled a working group of four athletic directors — Virginia’s Carla Williams, Clemson’s ...
The NCAA Tournaments for men’s and women’s basketball could expand. The majority of ACC women’s coaches seem to not want that. There’s less of a consensus on the double-regional format.
Storming the field or court after an upset or rivalry win will now cost Atlantic Coast Conference schools a chunk of money.
While the Big Ten continues to push for a CFP field populated by a set number of teams from each power conference, the ACC has to push back against a format that would guarantee its obsolescence.
Commissioner says the conference has resolved many challenges and stands poised to compete more closely with Big Ten, SEC, ...
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