Week four of the college football season is in the books and after some close games and some blow outs, it’s time for another round of ACC rankings. These rankings should slowly settle down in the next few weeks as most teams move in to the conference schedule,

With week four of college football now wrapped up, some of the ACC teams have shifted within the updated power rankings. Unsurprisingly, Miami continues to hold

The Atlantic Coast Conference is moving to a nine-game league schedule for football while having teams play at least 10 games against power-conference

Penn State’s James Franklin challenges Big Ten scheduling as the SEC, ACC, and Big 12 raise the bar with 10 power conference opponents by 2026.

Starting next season, the Big 12, SEC and ACC will require their respective schools to play a minimum of 10 power conference opponents. However, the Big Ten has no immediate plans to do the same, sources told On3.

We get a major shakeup in the power rankings as Syracuse, Duke, Miami, and Virginia earn major victories. Meanwhile, SMU and UNC suffer losses to the Big 12. TIER: ACC Lower Class 17. Virginia Tech (Prev 17): The Hokies earned their first win of the season vs.