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North Carolina vs. Duke in the ACC Championship game in Charlottesville, Va.

Exploring the home of the University of North Carolina. (Repeat).

Florida State vs. Clemson in the ACC Championship Game in Cary, N.C. From WakeMed Soccer Park.

Host Jess Roy heads to Tallahassee, Florida to spend the weekend on the Florida State University campus. She visits the circus and talks to some icons within the football program. (Repeat).

Clemson vs. North Carolina in the ACC Championship final in Cary, N.C. From WakeMed Soccer Park.

It's "The Most Exciting 25 Seconds in Football" when the Clemson Tigers enter Memorial Stadium gathering around the iconic symbol, "Howard's Rock," before they "run down the hill" at Death Valley to an explosion of cheers from more than 80,000 fans. (Repeat).

North Carolina State vs. Notre Dame in the championship game. From Greensboro Coliseum in Greensboro, N.C.

Exploring the tradition-rich University of Notre Dame campus and surrounding areas. (Repeat).

North Carolina vs. North Carolina State in the championship game from Capital One Arena in Washington, D.C.

The sites of North Carolina's capital city around NC State University. (Repeat).

The ACC Women's Championships. From Porters Neck CC in Wilmington, N.C.

An in-depth look at Wake Forest traditions. (Repeat).

The ACC Men's Championships from Charlotte Country Club.

Exploring the home of the University of North Carolina. (Repeat).

The ACC Men's Championships from Cary (N.C.) Tennis Park.

A burning spear thrown into the turf at midfield begins every Florida State game at Doak Campbell Stadium, where 80,000 Seminole fans do the "Tomahawk Chop" as Chief Osceola, on his horse Renegade, pumps up the 'Noles crowd. (Repeat).

The ACC Women's Championships from Cary (N.C.) Tennis Park.

An in-depth look at a day in the life of ACC student-athletes, coaches, staff, parents and fans. (Repeat).

Louisville (10-2) vs. Florida State (12-0) in the ACC title game in Charlotte, N.C. From Bank of America Stadium. The No. 4 Seminoles return to this game for the first time in nine years, but without injured QB Jordan Travis. All-ACC defensive end Jared Verse leads their defense against a solid RB duo of Jawhar Jordan and Isaac Guerendo of Louisville, which makes its debut in this game, under firs

Chronicling Bobby Bowden's Florida State Seminoles BCS National Championship team of 1999 that went an entire season as college football's No. 1 team. (Repeat).

The ACC Championships from Carmichael Arena in Chapel Hill, N.C.

Notre Dame vs. Duke in the ACC Championship game in Charlotte, N.C. From American Legion Memorial Stadium.

When an Indiana native named Everett Case arrives in Raleigh in the mid-1940s to become the basketball coach at North Carolina State, his vision spearheads not just the rise of the sport at his school and in the region, but the start of an athletic conference that will change college basketball forever. (Repeat).

While Everett Case is the ACC's original driving force, he's not the only icon on Tobacco Road to establish a legacy for all time in the conference's early years. From North Carolina's Frank McGuire to Wake Forest's Bones McKinney and Vic Bubas at Duke, new coaches emerge to challenge the early success of Case. It all precedes a final poignant moment of triumph for him in 1965 at the only home the

After a rough start, North Carolina's Dean Smith comes to be known for both dominance and dignity, playing a central role in desegregating the ACC with the recruitment of Charlie Scott. Scott is UNC's first African-American scholarship player and the star on some of Smith's greatest teams in the late 1960s. (Repeat).

While the conference tournament is captivating many by the early 1970s, it can be just as frustrating and even heartbreaking for great teams that don't win it, and thus miss out on a chance to play in the NCAA Tournament. An intense and high-impact rivalry develops between Maryland and North Carolina State, capped by the finale of the 1974 ACC Tournament in arguably the greatest college basketball

In the mid-to-late 1970s, the ACC continues to be the greatest showcase of talent and drama in all of college basketball. Dean Smith's North Carolina teams may be the class of the conference, but rivals also flourish, including a Virginia team in 1976 led by Wally Walker, and a Duke program that re-emerges with a championship run in 1978 followed by a controversial title two years later. (Repeat).

As the ACC thrives thanks to its tournament and the power of television, Ralph Sampson enters the conference as one of the most heralded recruits in college basketball history. The Virginia center earns national player of the year honors three times, but never wins the ACC Tournament. Meanwhile, Dean Smith earns two more conference titles, and a national championship in 1982 with freshman guard Mi

As the 1980s continue, familiar and new faces alike define the ACC. After previous ACC Tournament heartbreaks, Maryland's Lefty Driesell and Georgia Tech's Bobby Cremins both seek redemption. All the while, Mike Krzyzewski survives early calls for his job, turns up the heat on the Duke-North Carolina rivalry and resurrects Duke into a perennial title contender. (Repeat).

At Duke, Coach K puts together one of the most iconic teams in ACC history with Christian Laettner, Grant Hill, and Bobby Hurley. Wake Forest seeks a return to glory led by Randolph Childress and Tim Duncan, and Dean Smith's extraordinary career ends in memorable fashion with a title in 1997. (Repeat).

As a new century dawns, Duke is more dominant than ever, winning an unprecedented five straight ACC Tournament titles and seven in eight years with a core of stars headlined by Shane Battier, Jay Williams and JJ Redick. Meanwhile, Roy Williams rejuvenates the Carolina program that his mentor Dean Smith once made standard, and Clemson's pursuit of an elusive ACC championship continues. (Repeat).

The changing college sports landscape brings the conference to 15 member institutions, with Florida State, Miami and Notre Dame each earning their first ACC championships. Virginia's Tony Bennett and Duke phenom Zion Williamson each bring new excitement before the unimaginable happens. (Repeat).

Chronicling the 1990 football season in which Bobby Ross's Georgia Tech won the UPI national title and George Welsh's Virginia reached AP No. 1 with a 7-0 start. Tech DB Ken Swilling and UVa WR Herman Moore were among the standouts. (Repeat).

Chronicling Bobby Bowden's Florida State Seminoles BCS National Championship team of 1999 that went an entire season as college football's No. 1 team. (Repeat).