GREENSBORO, N.C. (WTVD) -- The Atlantic Coast Conference announced its 2023 football schedule, the first one under a new format on Monday night.
Gone are the much-reviled Atlantic and Coastal divisions. Under the new model, each team will play three primary opponents and face the other 10 league teams twice during a four-year cycle.
The top two teams based on winning percentage will play in the ACC Championship Game on the first Saturday in December.
"As a conference, we're extremely excited to begin the new scheduling model that provides significant enhancements - the most important being the opportunity for our student-athletes to play every school both home and away over a four-year period," said ACC Commissioner Jim Phillips, Ph.D. "The new model is also in the best interest of our schools, fans and the conference as a whole. Beyond the incredibly competitive league schedule, our teams will once again play arguably the toughest collection of non-conference opponents. There's always great anticipation surrounding the annual release of the ACC Football schedule, and 2023 is no exception."
The ACC will play 11 non-conference games against teams ranked in the final 2022 Associated Press Top 25 poll, the league said.
The season gets off with a bang with five days of football during the Labor Day weekend -- 12 games in that five-day span.
That stretch begins Aug. 31, a Thursday, with Wake Forest hosting Elon. On Friday, Sept. 1, Louisville faces Georgia Tech in the Chick-fil-A Kickoff Game at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta, while Miami hosts Miami (Ohio).
Saturday's games feature the Duke's Mayo Classic in Charlotte between North Carolina and South Carolina, and Virginia against Tennessee in Nashville. NC State is also in action, traveling to UConn.
The Labor Day football frenzy wraps up Monday evening with Duke hosting Clemson.
The 2023 ACC Championship Game will be played Dec. 2 at Bank of America Stadium in Charlotte.
Sept. 4: Clemson
Sept. 9: Lafayette
Sept. 16: Northwestern
Sept. 23: at UConn
Sept. 30: Notre Dame
Oct. 7: Open
Oct. 14: NC State
Oct. 21: at Florida State
Oct. 28: at Louisville
Nov. 2: Wake Forest
Nov. 11: at North Carolina
Nov. 18: at Virginia
Nov. 25: Pitt
Sept. 2: vs. South Carolina in Charlotte
Sept. 9: Appalachian State
Sept. 16: Minnesota
Sept. 23: at Pitt
Sept. 30: Open
Oct. 7: Syracuse
Oct. 14: Miami
Oct. 21: Virginia
Oct. 28: at Georgia Tech
Nov. 4: Campbell
Nov. 11: Duke
Nov. 18: at Clemson
Nov. 25: at NC State
Sept. 2: at UConn
Sept. 9: Notre Dame
Sept. 16: VMI
Sept. 22: at Virginia
Sept. 29: Louisville
Oct. 7: Marshall
Oct. 14: at Duke
Oct. 21: Open
Oct. 28: Clemson
Nov. 4: Miami
Nov. 11: at Wake Forest
Nov. 18: at Virginia Tech
Nov. 25: North Carolina
Click here to see schedules for all ACC teams.