ACC Matchups

Minnesota vs the ACC

Head-to-head, every ACC series

Minnesota vs ACC series
ACC programRecordSeries
California Golden BearsCalifornia 5-2 California leads
Clemson TigersClemson 0-1 Minnesota leads
Georgia Tech Yellow JacketsGeorgia Tech 0-1 Minnesota leads
NC State WolfpackNC State 1-0 NC State leads
North Carolina Tar HeelsNorth Carolina 2-0 North Carolina leads
Pittsburgh PanthersPittsburgh 3-9 Minnesota leads
SMU MustangsSMU 0-1 Minnesota leads
Stanford CardinalStanford 1-1 Series level
Syracuse OrangeSyracuse 2-4 Minnesota leads
Virginia CavaliersVirginia 1-0 Virginia leads
Virginia Tech HokiesVirginia Tech 0-1 Minnesota leads
Wake Forest Demon DeaconsWake Forest 0-1 Minnesota leads
Combined vs the ACCCombined 15-21 Minnesota leads

Series on record since 1930, from the CollegeFootballData game log. Click any program for the full head-to-head and every meeting.

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How Minnesota fares against the ACC. In meetings on record since 1930 it leads 21-15 across 12 ACC series, with every series and how to watch below.

How to watch Minnesota against the ACC

Whenever Minnesota faces a ACC opponent, here is how to find the game.

  1. Find the matchup Open the specific series above. Each links to the full head-to-head with every meeting on record.
  2. National TV ACC home games air on the conference TV partners (ESPN, ABC, FOX, FS1).
  3. Stream it ESPN+ and the FOX Sports app stream the national windows.
  4. Check kickoff Kickoff and the exact channel are set by the networks before game week. Check the match center.

The ACC angle

Across 12 ACC series on record since 1930, Minnesota holds a 21-15 edge on the ACC. Its best matchup is Pittsburgh, at 9-3. California has the upper hand, ahead 5-2 in that series. The tightest series is with Stanford, 1-1 and level. Minnesota has yet to beat NC State, North Carolina and Virginia. Minnesota has never lost to Clemson, Georgia Tech, SMU, Virginia Tech and Wake Forest.

Minnesota plays in the Big Ten (Power 4), so every meeting with a ACC program is a non-conference game. For the ACC's own series, see the ACC rivalry pages. For every non-conference matchup in one place, use the matchups hub. For who leads the conference now, the ACC standings.

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Minnesota vs the ACC: what to know

Minnesota Golden Gophers plays in the Big Ten (Power 4), so it meets the ACC only in non-conference games. This page pulls every ACC series on record since 1930 into one view, Minnesota against California, Clemson, Georgia Tech, NC State, North Carolina, Pittsburgh, SMU, Stanford, Syracuse, Virginia, Virginia Tech and Wake Forest, with the combined record and links to each full head-to-head page. Combined, Minnesota holds a 21-15 edge in these meetings. For the ACC's own series see the rivalry pages, and for every opponent in one place, the matchups hub.

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Frequently asked questions

What is Minnesota's record against the ACC?

Against ACC programs combined, the series on record since 1930 sits at 21-15 in Minnesota's favour. Each head-to-head is broken down below.

Which ACC teams has Minnesota played?

California, Clemson, Georgia Tech, NC State, North Carolina, Pittsburgh, SMU, Stanford, Syracuse, Virginia, Virginia Tech and Wake Forest. Each has its own head-to-head page with every meeting on record.