Around the ACC Nation

Maryland's Sam Hollenbach hopes to reverse last year's performance against West Virginia.

Miami will show us if its real offense is the one that stumbled against Florida State or rolled against Florida A&M. Meanwhile, Louisville's Nate Harris angers Miami players, coaches with comments. Harris is a former Hurricane who had his scholarship revoked after running into some trouble.

North Carolina's poor performances to open the season have resulted in a change at quarterback. Meanwhile, eight miles up the road, has Duke finally found its quarterback?

And while we're on the subject of quarterbacks, Virginia has a battle of its own, but Al Groh isn't talking about the situation.

Did win over Clemson make Boston College a league power?

Good story from Bob Lipper of the Times Dispatch (Richmond, Va.) about a good move by the NCAA.

On the field, Clemson needs to get its running game going if the Tigers are to beat Florida State.

Ned Barnett writes that the time to win is now for both Carolina and NC State.