Wake's Skinner listed as 'probable'
Heather Dinich, ACC...physicians, and that is not expected before Friday morning, according to a school spokesman. This is good news for the Deacs, and it's good for the game. It should be much more interesting if...
Blog | November 05, 2009FSU's Andrews announces retirement
Heather Dinich, ACC...Go Noles! I'll have more on this decision in a bit, but wanted to get the news out to you quickly
Blog | November 03, 2009ACC's lunchtime links
Heather Dinich, ACCPosted by ESPN.com's Heather Dinich Still no news out of FSU on Mickey Andrews, but something will be released eventually today ... Tony Barnhart offers 10...
Blog | November 03, 2009Update on Wake's Skinner
Heather Dinich, ACC...watched last night's session in sweats, and didn't even pick up a ball. The good news, though, is that he's not showing any lingering symptoms of the concussion. Still, the staff is...
Blog | November 03, 2009Video: ACC injury update
Heather Dinich, ACCACC blogger Heather Dinich discusses how Sunday's injury news could impact the Week 10 schedule
Blog | November 02, 2009Clemson's Bowers doubtful for Saturday's game vs. FSU
Heather Dinich, ACC...timetable for his return is uncertain. I'm on the teleconference now, just wanted to get the news out to you ASAP. Will have more from Swinney in a bit
Blog | November 01, 2009BC finishes off Central Michigan
Heather Dinich, ACC...They did it against one of the nation's most productive quarterbacks, and on the heels of news that two key reserves -- quarterback Justin Tuggle and running back Josh Haden -- decided to transfer this week...
Blog | October 31, 2009Around the ACC: Halftime thoughts
Heather Dinich, ACC...playing well. Dave Shinskie is making throws downfield, and Montel Harris seems to have regrouped from the news his best friend and teammate, Josh Haden, decided to transfer. Stay on upset alert in Chestnut Hill...
Blog | October 31, 2009ACC's lunchtime links
Heather Dinich, ACC...has been up and down performance-wise, but his emotions have stayed the same. That's good news for the Canes. FSU offensive coordinator Jimbo Fisher says the Noles' ground game isn't struggling. Wake...
Blog | October 30, 2009Bonus Q&A: BC's Montel Harris
Heather Dinich, ACC...year, and fullback James McCluskey, who has 15 yards on four carries. In light of the recent news this week in Chestnut Hill, here's a bonus edition Q&A for you, with the...
Blog | October 29, 2009Miami not down after Clemson loss
Heather Dinich, ACC...too deep in a hole, Harris said. We can't let it go any deeper. The good news in Coral Gables is that Miami coach Randy Shannon said nobody is sulking this week. We came...
Blog | October 28, 2009Greetings from Charlottesville
Heather Dinich, ACC...pass-rush situations this year, and Will Hill, a true freshman who enrolled in January. The good news for the Cavs is that standout running back Mikell Simpson will be back in the lineup after...
Blog | October 24, 2009Re-evaluating FSU and the ACC quarterbacks
Heather Dinich, ACC...conference this year. What he did last night in a 30-27 win over UNC was old news, unless you haven't been paying attention. The difference was that he got some stops from his...
Blog | October 23, 2009ACC's lunchtime links
Heather Dinich, ACC...that has to be tackled on Saturday when BC quarterback Dave Shinskie visits Notre Dame. The bad news for Virginia? Defensive end Matt Conrath is out with an ankle sprain. The good news? The Cavs...
Blog | October 23, 2009Looking ahead: Florida State
Heather Dinich, ACC...just two conference wins. Prediction: The Seminoles are home for Christmas, but following the Florida game that news is overshadowed when FSU officials announce the retirement of Bowden without noting he had lots of help...
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