It’s time for college football fans to get excited again as conference schedules are released. The ACC has officially announced its schedule for the 2023-2024 season, and it’s shaping up to be one to watch. With a new divisionless format, the top two teams will compete for the ACC Conference Championship, making every game crucial in the race to the top.

Hartman to Take on Wake on Senior Day

One highly anticipated matchup will see former Wake Forest quarterback Sam Hartman take on his old team on Nov. 18. Hartman transferred to Notre Dame for the 2023-2024 season and will face off against his former teammates on Notre Dame’s Senior Day.

Notre Dame will play a major part in ACC play next season. With six ACC opponents on their schedule, including powerhouses Clemson and Florida State. This new format will keep fans on the edge of their seats, as every game could potentially have a significant impact on the championship race.

ACC vs. SEC to start the year

There will be another huge showdown between LSU and Florida State to kick-off the season. FSU took down the Tigers in the opening game of the 2022/23 season and will be hoping for a repeat of that result.

Another interesting week one battle takes place in Charlotte between Heisman hopeful Drake Maye and the underachieving Spencer Rattler when UNC and South Carolina face-off on Sep. 2. Both QBs will be looking to keep their end of season form rolling over to the new season.

Yet another ACC and SEC battle occurs in the second week when Miami takes on Texas A&M. The Aggies struggled in the 2022/23 season, but have a massively talented roster still and will be a good test of where Miami are early in the season.

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The ACC Commissioner, John Swofford, stated, “We are thrilled to announce the complete schedule for the upcoming season and provide our student-athletes, coaches, and fans with the opportunity to plan their fall. The new format will bring a fresh energy to the conference and we can’t wait to see how it all unfolds.”

The new format, which does away with divisions and focuses solely on the top two teams, will be in place until at least 2026. This change will bring a new level of excitement and competition to the ACC and is sure to keep fans on their toes.

Complete ACC Schedule for the 2023/24 Season

Boston College

Sept. 2: Northern IllinoisSept. 9: Holy CrossSept. 16: Florida StateSept. 23: at LouisvilleSept. 30: VirginiaOct. 7: at ArmyOct. 21: at Georgia TechOct. 28: UConnNov. 3: at SyracuseNov. 11: Virginia TechNov. 16: at PittsburghNov. 24: Miami

Clemson

Sept. 4: at DukeSept. 9: Charleston SouthernSept. 16: FAUSept. 23: Florida StateSept. 30: at SyracuseOct. 7: Wake ForestOct. 21: at MiamiOct. 28: at NC StateNov. 4: Notre DameNov. 11: Georgia TechNov. 18: North CarolinaNov. 25: at South Carolina

Duke

Sept. 4: ClemsonSept. 9: LafayetteSept. 16: NorthwesternSept. 23: at UConnSept. 30: Notre DameOct. 14: NC StateOct. 21: at Florida StateOct. 28: at LouisvilleNov. 2: Wake ForestNov. 11: at North CarolinaNov. 18: at VirginiaNov. 18: Pittsburgh

Florida State

Sept. 3: LSU (Orlando)Sept. 9: Southern MissSept. 16: at Boston CollegeSept. 23: at ClemsonOct. 7: Virginia TechOct. 14: SyracuseOct. 21: DukeOct. 28: at Wake ForestNov. 4: at PittsburghNov. 11: MiamiNov. 18: North AlabamaNov. 25: at Florida

Georgia Tech

Sept. 1: Louisville (Atlanta)Sept. 9: South Carolina StateSept. 16: at Ole MissSept. 23: at Wake ForestSept. 30: Bowling GreenOct. 7: at MiamiOct. 21: Boston CollegeOct. 28: North CarolinaNov. 4: at VirginiaNov. 11: at ClemsonNov. 18: SyracuseNov. 25: Georgia

Louisville

Sept. 1: Georgia Tech (Atlanta)Sept. 7: Murray StateSept. 16: at IndianaSept. 23: Boston CollegeSept. 29: at NC StateOct. 7: Notre DameOct. 14: at PittsburghOct. 28: DukeNov. 4: Virginia TechNov. 9: VirginiaNov. 18: at MiamiNov. 25: Kentucky

Miami

Sept. 1: Miami (Ohio)Sept. 9: Texas A&MSept. 14: Bethune-CookmanSept. 23: at TempleOct. 7: Georgia TechOct. 14: at North CarolinaOct. 21: ClemsonOct. 28: VirginiaNov. 4: at NC StateNov. 11: at Florida StateNov. 18: LouisvilleNov. 24: at Boston College

North Carolina

Sept. 2: South Carolina (Charlotte)Sept. 9: Appalachian StateSept. 16: MinnesotaSept. 23: at PittsburghOct. 7: SyracuseOct. 14: MiamiOct. 21: VirginiaOct. 28: at Georgia TechNov. 4: CampbellNov. 11: DukeNov. 18: at ClemsonNov. 25: at NC State

NC State

Sept. 2: at UConnSept. 9: Notre DameSept. 16: VMISept. 22: at VirginiaSept. 29: LouisvilleOct. 7: MarshallOct. 14: at DukeOct. 28: ClemsonNov. 4: MiamiNov. 11: at Wake ForestNov. 18: at Virginia TechNov. 25: North Carolina

Pittsburgh

Sept. 2: WoffordSept. 9: CincinnatiSept. 16: at West VirginiaSept. 23: North CarolinaSept. 30: at Virginia TechOct. 14: LouisvilleOct. 21: at Wake ForestOct. 28: at Notre DameNov. 4: Florida StateNov. 11: Syracuse (New York)Nov. 16: Boston CollegeNov. 25: at Duke

Syracuse

Sept. 2: ColgateSept. 9: Western MichiganSept. 16: at PurdueSept. 23: ArmySept. 30: ClemsonOct. 7: at North CarolinaOct. 14: at Florida StateOct. 26: at Virginia TechNov. 3: Boston CollegeNov. 11: Pittsburgh (New York)Nov. 18: at Georgia TechNov. 25: Wake Forest

Virginia

Sept. 2: Tennessee (Nashville)Sept. 9: James MadisonSept. 16: at MarylandSept. 22: NC StateSept. 30: at Boston CollegeOct. 7: William & MaryOct. 21: at North CarolinaOct. 28: at MiamiNov. 4: Georgia TechNov. 9: at LouisvilleNov. 18: DukeNov. 25: Virginia Tech

Virginia Tech

Sept. 2: Old DominionSept. 9: PurdueSept. 16: at RutgersSept. 23: at MarshallSept. 30: PittsburghOct. 7: at Florida StateOct. 14: Wake ForestOct. 26: SyracuseNov. 4: at LouisvilleNov. 11: at Boston CollegeNov. 18: NC StateNov. 25: at Virginia

Wake Forest

Aug. 31: ElonSept. 9: VanderbiltSept. 16: at Old DominionSept. 23: Georgia TechOct. 7: at ClemsonOct. 14: at Virginia TechOct. 21: PittsburghOct. 28: Florida StateNov. 2: at DukeNov. 11: NC StateNov. 18: at Notre DameNov. 25: at Syracuse