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Heather DinichACC Blog | E-mail | Chats | College Football Blog NetworkHeather Dinich is a college football writer for ESPN.com. Heather covered ACC and Big Ten football for five seasons before joining ESPN.com in November 2007. She's an Indiana grad but somehow her favorite day of the week is Saturday. |
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Heather Dinich, ACCClemson WR Jacoby Ford talks with ACC blogger Heather Dinich about his career high 211 all-purpose yards in the win over Virginia
Blog | November 21, 2009Clemson leaves no doubt in Atlantic Division
Heather Dinich, ACCCLEMSON, S.C. -- They were watching the Boston College-North Carolina game in their hotel rooms. They were checking the score on their cell phones on ...
Blog | November 21, 2009Hokies pounding NC State
Heather Dinich, ACCNC State scored a touchdown in the first quarter and hasn't gotten another one since. Meanwhile, Virginia Tech has become the latest team to embarrass...
Blog | November 21, 2009Clemson penalty Virginia's best offense
Heather Dinich, ACCThis has been Virginia's problem all year -- offense -- and save for the magic tricks the Cavaliers used in the first half -- a 15-yard facemask penal...
Blog | November 21, 2009No letdown for Tigers
Heather Dinich, ACCClemson did it. Regardless of what happened in Chestnut Hill, the Tigers can head to Tampa knowing they avoided the upset in their home season finale ...
Blog | November 21, 2009Final thoughts on Miami win
Heather Dinich, ACCJacory Harris deserves a lot of credit. He played through pain. He played through doubt that surrounded him. And he finished with 348 yards and two to...
Blog | November 21, 2009Can Clemson hold off Virginia?
Heather Dinich, ACCCLEMSON, S.C. -- Clemson went nowhere on its opening drive of the second half. In case you missed it, it's only a three-point game here in Memorial S...
Blog | November 21, 2009Clemson not a one-man show
Heather Dinich, ACCCLEMSON, S.C. -- Earlier this year, C.J. Spiller and Jacoby Ford became the NCAA's most accomplished all-purpose running classmates, but against Virgi...
Blog | November 21, 2009Simpson missing again
Heather Dinich, ACCCLEMSON, S.C. -- After being the best offensive option the Cavaliers had in the first half, Virginia tailback Mikell Simpson has disappeared again. Wh...
Blog | November 21, 2009Simpson looks hurt
Heather Dinich, ACCCLEMSON, S.C. -- I'm looking at Virginia tailback Mikell Simpson on the sideline and he's got some sort of orange protective wrap around his shin and ...
Blog | November 21, 2009Virginia making use of Wildcat formation
Heather Dinich, ACCCLEMSON, S.C. -- No, Virginia didn't switch quarterbacks. Al Groh has lined up running back Mikell Simpson in the Wildcat formation, taking the direct...
Blog | November 21, 2009Spiller watch
Heather Dinich, ACCCLEMSON, S.C. -- Clemson running back C.J. Spiller's four-yard touchdown run just gave the Tigers a 14-7 lead less than a minute into the second half....
Blog | November 21, 2009Virginia getting tricky
Heather Dinich, ACCCLEMSON, S.C. -- At this point in the season, Virginia has nothing to lose. So try the Wildcat. Make Clemson stop the run. Jameel Sewell to Vic Hall b...
Blog | November 21, 2009Clemson's Parker looking calm
Heather Dinich, ACCCLEMSON, S.C. -- Earlier this week, in an interview with Kyle Parker, I asked him what the biggest difference was with this year's offense. With a new...
Blog | November 21, 2009Hokies handling NC State
Heather Dinich, ACCRyan Williams is at it again for the Hokies, and his two touchdowns have Virginia Tech leading NC State 17-7 in the second quarter. NC State quarterba...
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