Following a bye week, the Cardinal are ready to return to the gridiron and keep the momentum going when they hit the road to face the SMU Mustangs this weekend. In for a tough test against a team that made the college football playoff last season,

ACC Football is working with a skeleton crew, with seven teams on bye this weekend, leaving us with four conference games.

As SMU hosts Stanford Saturday at 11 a.m., it’ll hope to build on what the tight end room can do — and show what was robbed of them during that same game

The Rose Bowl marked the one win for Stanford, while last year's matchup marked SMU's first win. Coming to Stanford Stadium in what was Elijah Brown's first game back from an injury, the Mustangs took home the 40-10 win, scoring three touchdowns in the first quarter.

College football best bets for Week 4 early games, including Syracuse vs. Clemson, Texas Tech vs. Utah, and SMU vs. TCU.

What's next for the Battle for the Iron Skillet between SMU and TCU football? What to know ahead of what is currently the final scheduled meeting:

Virginia has the week off to heal and recover with their bye but there are still numerous quality teams in the ACC hitting the gridiron on Saturday. This week's

Syracuse football will try to get back on track Saturday when it visits SMU at Gerald J. Ford Stadium in University Park, Texas. Kickoff is scheduled for 3:30 p.m. on the ACC Network. The Orange (3-2,

DALLAS — Fran Brown believes Yasin Willis needs the rock in his hands early and often for Syracuse to win football games. The sophomore tailback packs a punch, standing at 6-foot-1, 235 pounds, and is known for wearing opposing defenses down with his bruising running style.

Stanford football has released their injury report in advance of Saturday’s game at SMU (9:00 AM PT on The CW). READ: ACC Student Athlete Availability Reports First off, of the group that is out, the ones to take note of are cornerback Cam Richardson,