Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC)

The Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) is a group of college athletic programs primarily located along the U.S. Atlantic coast, competing at the NCAA Division I level. Founded in 1953, it promotes athletic excellence in sports like football, basketball, and more. Member schools, such as Duke, North Carolina, and Florida State, collaborate on conference championships and share resources. The ACC also fosters student-athlete development and regional sports rivalries, contributing to broader college sports culture and national competitions.