Virginia Tech lost its opener, UVa started with a win and FSU's struggles continue, this week, on Teel & Barber.

An ACC upset an Ireland, a UVA QB decision and previews of the Hokies and Hoos season openers, this week, on Teel & Barber.

In this week's episode of Teel and Barber, hosts David Teel and Mike Barber delve into the ACC's annual spring meetings amidst a backdrop of legal battles and league uncertainty. As usual, they provide in-depth analysis of Virginia Tech, UVa, and ACC sports, with the latest developments in college athletics. Barber, an ACC beat writer, and Teel, a 15-time sports writer of the year, share insights from the chaotic ACC gathering in Florida, where litigation and dysfunction were the unintended guests. They discuss the impact of the NCAA's proposed settlement and the potential widening gap between the haves and have-nots in college sports. Plus, they touch on the coaches' perspectives on roster caps and the future of the ACC amidst Florida State and Clemson's legal actions. Don't miss this deep dive into the inner workings of college sports and the implications for the ACC's future.

Highlights from this episode include:

• The atmosphere at the ACC spring meetings amid lawsuits and league turmoil
• Insight into the NCAA's proposed settlement and how it could reshape college athletics
• Coaches' reactions to the idea of football roster caps and their potential impact on player safety
• The future of the ACC, with a focus on Florida State and Clemson's legal challenges to the conference
• A look ahead to the ACC's new revenue sharing model and its significance for the conference's stability

Whether you're a die-hard ACC fan or just love the intrigue of college athletics, this episode of Teel and Barber is a must-listen. Tune in for the expert commentary and stay for the behind-the-scenes stories from Amelia Island.

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Virginia Tech gets by Richmond in unimpressive fashion. Virginia gets drilled again. And, finally, down goes Clemson. All that and some numbers help with Aaron McFarling’s puppy chow

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Virginia Tech and UVA both falter on the road. Who’s loss was more damaging? Who is the favorite now in the Coastal Division, and could Clemson lose its grip on the Atlantic? All that and the numbers with Aaron McFarling’s puppy chow.

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Virginia Tech is 2-0 heading to visit an old foe in Morgantown, while UVA, also unbeaten, aims to keep its streak against North Carolina alive in Chapel Hill. All that, injuries hit the ACC, and the numbers with Aaron McFarling’s Puppy Chow

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Virginia Tech and UVA ride their defenses to Week 1 victories. What does the Hokies upset of North Carolina mean going forward? And what should we make of the ACC’s first week of the new college football season? All that and Aaron McFarling’s Puppy Chow

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It’s time to play. UVA and Virginia Tech kickoff their football seasons. We’ll look at the openers for the Hokies and ‘Hoos and Aaron McFarling returns to break down the games from a bettor’s perspective.

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Game week is on the horizon at Virginia Tech and UVA. The ACC has its policy in place for dealing with COVID outbreaks, the league moves toward a possible alliance with the Big 10 and Pac. 12,and Comcast moves closer to adding the ACC Network to its channel lineup. All that and what entrance song would you choose if you ran a college football program?

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Virginia Tech and UVA open their football camps, the Hokies AD has a new contract extension and college football mourns the passing of a coaching legend.

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More seismic shifts for college conferences, the arrival of name, image and likeness deals for college athletes and – on the field – we’re a month away from the start of the new football season

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Virginia is still playing baseball in Omaha, college football looks ready to expand its playoffs and the NCAA takes it on the chin from the Supreme Court. All that and much more, this week on Teel and Barber. 

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Virginia keeps its baseball season alive in dramatic fashion, ending ODU’s dream year in the process. JMU softball captivates the sports word, while an off field incident rocks Virginia Tech football. We’ll talk about that, UVA lacrosse winning back to back titles, Coach K’s retirement at Duke.

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Mike Barber interviews South Carolina coach Shane Beamer and covers a wide range of topics including football and family

The ACC baseball tournament gets underway today with Virginia as one of the league’s hottest teams, and the Hokies limping to the finish line. UVA’s lacrosse team has itself back in the final four, and we finally know a bit more about why Virginia fired its volleyball coaches and called off its season. We’ll talk about that and much more this week.

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UVA wraps up spring football, JMU’s FCS playoff run ends in an off fashion and David Teel meets the new ACC commissioner.

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Spring means football – practice for Virginia Tech and UVA and the FCS playoffs for JMU and VMI. We’ll talk about that, preview the NFL draft, and much more.

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March Madness has given way to transfer portal madness and UVA and Virginia Tech are in the middle of it all, remaking their rosters. It’s also spring football time, and while the Hokies worry about their depth, the Cavaliers have to worry about squeezing all their experienced players onto the depth chart. 

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The NCAA tournament is rolling into the Sweet 16, but none of the five Virginia teams made it past the first round in Indy. We’ll look at what went wrong for the Hokies and ‘Hoos, what’s next, and talk about the sour ending to VCU’s season. 

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The NCAA tournament is back and both UVA and Virginia Tech are included in the field. We’ll break down the brackets, look at the commonwealth’s other tournament teams including VCU, Liberty and Norfolk State, and we talk a little spring football.

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A year later, ACC basketball returns to Greensboro. The conference tournament bracket is set and Virginia has the top seed. Virginia Tech finished third in the regular season, but hasn’t played since Feb. 27. We’ll look at the ‘Hoos, the Hokies, the league’s player and coach of the year awards and much more.

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The ACC starts to sort itself out. How many Va. teams are looking like the NCAA basketball tournament is in their future this season?

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Virginia Tech returns from its COVID pause and hopes to pick up where it left off. UVA suffers back to back road losses that have some doubting the ‘Hoos heading toward March. And the Atlantic 10 shuffles its late season plans at the expense of Richmond. All that plus - who are the leading candidates for ACC player of the year?

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Virginia gets exposed on the road at Florida State. Virginia Tech is dealing with COVID issues, and hopes to get its shot at the Seminoles this weekend. Boston College dumps its coach, and Duke loses its star freshman.

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UVa basketball finally adds some transfers while Virginia Tech shows it can still recruit the DMV.

Virginia basketball breaks back into the Top 10. The Hokies are fighting to stay in the hunt in the ACC.  North Carolina puts the conference in an awkward spot, leading to another cancelation. All that, plus the life of college officials during the pandemic.

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Mike Young and Virginia Tech took down their fourth ranked opponent of the season. This time, it was rival UVA. Those two teams sit atop the ACC standings. Will they stay there? And ACC commissioner John Swofford heads into retirement. All that and more.

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UVA continues to roll, back in the top 10 and atop the ACC standings. Virginia Tech loses one of its top players going into Saturday’s matchup between the rivals. Will there be an ACC basketball tournament?

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Virginia and Virginia Tech’s basketball teams are rolling, even as more and more ACC games are postponed. And we’re joined by former UVA linebacker Charles Snowden. He’ll discuss his college career, his decision to turn pro, playing football during a pandemic and his role in the team’s efforts for social justice.

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Mike Young and Virginia Tech pick up another win over a ranked team. UVA’s defense looks to be working itself into shape. Alabama celebrates another national college football title, and we celebrate the women who make it possible for us to do this job we love.

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The new year is here. It didn’t end with a bang for the ACC in football. And it started with a fizzled out game between Tech and UVA basketball. Given COVID restrictions, how in the world will the committee pick a tournament field this year?

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Clemson avenged its regular season loss to Notre Dame and Trevor Lawrence made his last case for the Heisman Trophy. Football season is over for UVA and Virginia Tech, but the news for those programs hasn’t slowed down. In basketball, Virginia Tech wrapped up its non-league play while UVA came back from a 17-day pause.

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Hosts David Teel and Mike Barber talk about college basketball's portal news as Va. Tech makes noise, UVA is quiet, and some early looks at ACC football

David and Mike look at Virginia's new NIL law and recap the Va. Tech and UVA spring football games

UVA football coach Tony Elliott and Charlottesville Daily Progress beat writer Greg Madia join the show to preview Saturday's Virginia spring football game at Scott Stadium.

Hokies wide receiver Jaylen Lane and Roanoke Times beat writer Damien Sordelett join the show to preview Saturday's spring football game at Virginia Tech.

An exodus at Virginia Tech, a new coach at JMU and NC State silences doubters as they play their way to the Final Four. As March Madness fades to astounding April, David Teel and Mike Barber cover college basketball's most-active week.

David Teel and Mike Barber talk about UVA's quick exit from the tournament, while looking at JMU's coaching change.

David and Mike discuss Virginia making the NCAA tournament as a First Four team and break down the entire bracket, this week

ESPN's Andrea Adelson joins the show to preview the upcoming ACC football season.

Can anyone stop North Carolina and Duke from a third meeting? Can the Hokies make a run? What does UVa have to do to make the NCAAs? We talk about all that and more as we preview the ACC tournament this week

What is the outlook for UVA, Virginia Tech and the ACC heading into the final weekend of the regular season? Who will dominate the conference tournament in Washington D.C? Va. Tech women suffer a loss to injury - how will that play out at the end of their season? David Tell and Mike Barber cover the runup to the madness.

David Teel and Mike Barber discuss the issues and appeal of court stormings- now made an industry issue after the injury of a player. They look at UVA's path to the NCAAs, talk about Elizabeth Kitley and Georgia Amoor's Virginia Tech senior day and Jeff Jones's retirement, this week, on Teel & Barber.

David and Mike break down Virginia Tech's blowout win over Virginia on Monday night, and look at what that could mean for both teams' postseason hopes heading down the stretch. And they pause to remember the life and times of legendary coach Lefty Driesell.

Virginia has itself positioned to return to the NCAA  tournament and Virginia Tech could still fight its way there. UNC, Duke and Clemson should be locks. So why isn't the ACC getting national respect? We talk about that and more this week, on Teel and Barber

David and Mike break down Virginia's seven-game winning streak, the Hokies' recent struggles and the ACC's postseason outlook.

Mike and David break down the NCAA tournament hopes for the ACC and look at the path to the postseason for Virginia and Virginia Tech.

David Teel and Mike Barber preview Virginia and Virginia Tech as they square off in a key game for their postseason hopes. But, is it too early to panic at the shape of their seasons?

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Mike and David talk about Michigan's national football championship win and look at growing concerns for both Virginia and Virginia Tech basketball after their latest ACC losses. JMU basketball handed first defeat of the season and bumped from the top 25.

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David and Mike ring in the new year with a look at what's right with Tech football, what's wrong with UVA basketball and what the future might hold for the ACC. Plus, the college Football Playoffs, ACC basketball in Virginia.

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