ACC (Atlantic Coast Conference)

The Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) is a collegiate athletic league in the United States, primarily featuring schools on the East Coast. Established in 1953, it includes prominent universities such as Duke, North Carolina, and Florida State. The ACC sponsors various sports, including basketball, football, and soccer, with men's basketball being particularly notable for its competitive history. The conference is known for its strong academic programs, as many of its member institutions are highly regarded in education. Overall, the ACC plays a significant role in college sports, fostering competition and school spirit among its member universities.