Posted by ESPN.com's Heather Dinich
Savor this month like a mega-calorie dessert -- or a lunchtime link -- because before you know it, the final course of the regular season will be over ...
Savor this month like a mega-calorie dessert -- or a lunchtime link -- because before you know it, the final course of the regular season will be over ...
- The differences between Georgia Tech and Georgia are pretty glaring this year, and only the Jackets are heading in the right direction.
- Some Maryland fans are looking for dramatic change, but by naming offensive coordinator James Franklin successor, the Terps are in for a similar style and philosophy.
- What's going on at Boston College is amazing, but the potential still remaining is one of the ACC's feel-good stories of the year.
- There is little left to play for at Virginia besides each other.
- Virginia put plenty of pressure on Duke quarterback Thaddeus Lewis, but the veteran is holding up, and so are the Blue Devils.
- The winner of the Duke-UNC game will be in a much better situation when it comes to bowl possibilities.
- Clemson defensive end Da'Quan Bowers was injured just in time for what coach Dabo Swinney deemed "the biggest game of the year."
- Speaking of injuries, Wake Forest coach Jim Grobe said he'll do what's best for quarterback Riley Skinner, not what's best for the team.
- Might Miami's concerns at linebacker result in more nickel packages for the Canes?
- If Bobby Bowden and Christian Ponder don't seem too concerned about the star quarterback's bruised ribs, either should FSU fans.
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Heather Dinich
Dinich covered ACC and Big Ten football for five seasons before joining ESPN.com in November 2007. She's an Indiana grad but somehow her favorite day of the week is Saturday.
