The day after it was announced that Southern Cal and UCLA were headed to the Big Ten, we caught up with Roddy Jones from the ACC Network to discuss the ramifications of the move.

Last week Charles Arbuckle sat down with Lawton Swann to discuss the shifting landscape of college football.

Dabo Swinney said that if the ACC was trying to protect Clemson and Notre Dame, the two teams wouldn't be playing this weekend.

We recently sat down with Clemson Deputy Director of Athletics Graham Neff for a wide-ranging interview heading into the 2020 season.

We caught up with Brett Ciancia recently to get his thoughts on the 2020 season losing both the Big Ten and Pac-12.

We recently caught up with TexAgs.com's Olin Buchanan to discuss the systemic shifts in college football this past week.

After the Big Ten and Pac-12 canceled their seasons, the ACC and SEC issued the following statements. The Big 12 is meeting this evening to decide their fate.

As we've said for several weeks, all the momentum for pushing the season back has come from the Big Ten and the Pac-12.

Our friends over at TexAgs.com sat down with Pick Six Previews’ Brett Ciancia to talk about the Atlantic Coast Conference’s move to a plus-one model.

It's becoming more and more likely that the Tigers and Gamecocks will not play this season, snapping the longest non-conference streak in America.

Yesterday's schedule release from the Atlantic Coast Conference made one thing clear, the ACC is willing to play against the SEC. Will the Southeastern Conference pass at the opportunity to keep the nation's longest-running non-conference matchup alive?

Hosts Lawton Swann (Clemson Sports Talk) and Ingram Smith (The Nolecast) take a look at the ACC as the wild 2020 ride continues.