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Conferences, 2026

ACC Football 2026: Standings, Stats and Rankings

Miami leads the ACC at 6–0 in conference play (8–0 overall).

The ACC has 3 teams in the AP Top 25: Miami (No. 1), Wake Forest (No. 14) and SMU (No. 19).

By average SP+ rating, the ACC ranks 4th of 10 FBS conferences (+4.8).

Its best team by SP+ is Miami (5th in FBS). Miami has the best offense and the best defense, by SP+.

Games through Oct 31, 2026.

ACC standings, 2026

TeamConf.OverallSP+AP
Miami6–08–05thNo. 1
Wake Forest5–17–126thNo. 14
SMU4–26–221stNo. 19
Louisville4–25–325th
Virginia Tech3–26–238th
Duke3–26–247th
Clemson3–25–355th
Pittsburgh3–36–344th
North Carolina2–34–458th
NC State2–34–474th
Boston College2–34–478th
Syracuse2–44–487th
Virginia2–44–554th
Stanford2–44–5112th
California2–43–6101st
Florida State1–43–553rd
Georgia Tech1–42–675th

Ordered by conference record, then overall record. SP+ is the national rank of 138 FBS teams; AP is this week's AP Top 25.

The ACC on the key stats

Each row is the ACC team with the best number, and where that number ranks in FBS. Every stat links to all 138 teams ranked.

StatACC leaderValueFBS rank
SP+ overallMiami24.75th of 138
SP+ offenseMiami40.91st of 138
SP+ defenseMiami16.614th of 138
EPA per play (adjusted)Miami+0.253rd of 138
EPA per play allowed (adjusted)Boston College+0.0424th of 138
Success rate (adjusted)Miami47.1%16th of 138
Success rate allowed (adjusted)Pittsburgh36.6%15th of 138
Points scoredMiami47.61st of 138
Points allowedDuke14.29th of 138
Yards per playMiami7.981st of 135
Yards per play allowedWake Forest4.688th of 138
Explosive play rateLouisville18.1%1st of 135
Big Uglies: offensive lineMiami64.83rd of 138
Big Uglies: defensive frontVirginia Tech73.92nd of 138
Stuff rate (defense)Virginia Tech30.5%2nd of 138
Front-seven havocVirginia Tech18.8%1st of 138

ACC player leaders

Quarterbacks: passing yards

  1. Kevin Jennings (SMU): 2,441, 5th among FBS quarterbacks
  2. Davis Warren (Stanford): 2,241, 9th among FBS quarterbacks
  3. Ethan Grunkemeyer (Virginia Tech): 2,204, 12th among FBS quarterbacks
  4. Giovanni Lopez (Wake Forest): 2,194, 13th among FBS quarterbacks
  5. Darian Mensah (Miami): 2,155, 16th among FBS quarterbacks

Every FBS quarterback by passing yards

Quarterbacks: passing success rate

  1. Darian Mensah (Miami): 60.1%, 3rd among FBS quarterbacks
  2. Lincoln Kienholz (Louisville): 55.7%, 8th among FBS quarterbacks
  3. Kevin Jennings (SMU): 52.7%, 15th among FBS quarterbacks
  4. Giovanni Lopez (Wake Forest): 49.6%, 27th among FBS quarterbacks
  5. Mason Heintschel (Pittsburgh): 49.4%, 30th among FBS quarterbacks

Every FBS quarterback by passing success rate

Running backs: rushing yards

  1. Nate Sheppard (Duke): 931, 3rd among FBS running backs
  2. Micah Ford (Stanford): 751, 14th among FBS running backs
  3. Isaac Brown (Louisville): 700, 24th among FBS running backs
  4. Kendrick Raphael (SMU): 683, 26th among FBS running backs
  5. Ousmane Kromah (Florida State): 553, 43rd among FBS running backs

Every FBS running back by rushing yards

Running backs: yards per carry

  1. Keyjuan Brown (Louisville): 8.7, 6th among FBS running backs
  2. Isaac Brown (Louisville): 7.8, 12th among FBS running backs
  3. Jamar Searcy (Wake Forest): 7.6, 13th among FBS running backs
  4. Javian Mallory (Miami): 7.6, 14th among FBS running backs
  5. Jayvian Tanelus (Duke): 6.5, 48th among FBS running backs

Every FBS running back by yards per carry

Receivers and tight ends: receiving yards

  1. Malachi Toney (Miami): 952, 3rd among FBS receivers and tight ends
  2. Umari Hatcher (Syracuse): 952, 4th among FBS receivers and tight ends
  3. Carlos Hernandez (Wake Forest): 862, 7th among FBS receivers and tight ends
  4. Que'Sean Brown (Virginia Tech): 719, 17th among FBS receivers and tight ends
  5. Tre Richardson (Louisville): 651, 26th among FBS receivers and tight ends

Every FBS receivers and tight end by receiving yards

Receivers and tight ends: catches

  1. Malachi Toney (Miami): 66, 2nd among FBS receivers and tight ends
  2. Chase Hendricks (California): 61, 4th among FBS receivers and tight ends
  3. Umari Hatcher (Syracuse): 60, 6th among FBS receivers and tight ends
  4. Carlos Hernandez (Wake Forest): 57, 10th among FBS receivers and tight ends
  5. Que'Sean Brown (Virginia Tech): 51, 15th among FBS receivers and tight ends

Every FBS receivers and tight end by catches

Defense: sacks

  1. Will Heldt (Clemson): 6.0, 4th among FBS defenders
  2. Rylan Kennedy (Florida State): 6.0, 5th among FBS defenders
  3. Xavier Lewis (North Carolina): 6.0, 7th among FBS defenders
  4. Cortez Harris (Virginia Tech): 5.0, 19th among FBS defenders
  5. E'Lla Boykin (Boston College): 4.0, 22nd among FBS defenders

Every FBS defender by sacks

Defense: interceptions

  1. Kingston Lopa (California): 5, 1st among FBS defenders
  2. Kaleb Beasley (Louisville): 5, 2nd among FBS defenders
  3. Charlie Comella (Boston College): 4, 4th among FBS defenders
  4. KP Price (Boston College): 3, 15th among FBS defenders
  5. Elliot Washington II (Clemson): 3, 18th among FBS defenders

Every FBS defender by interceptions

ACC games in Week 10

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