Miami quarterback Cam Ward, Boston College defensive end Donovan Ezeiruaku, and Pittsburgh coach Pat Narduzzi have been recognized as standout performers in the Atlantic Coast Conference according to The Associated Press’ midseason report.
Ward, a fifth-year transfer from Washington State, has been named the top offensive player and top first-year transfer in the ACC. He leads the country in passing offense and touchdown throws, contributing to Miami’s impressive 6-0 record.
Ezeiruaku, a senior defensive end from Boston College, is second nationally in sacks and has been a key player for his team throughout the season. Pittsburgh coach Narduzzi has also been recognized for his coaching efforts, leading his team to a surprising 6-0 start despite low preseason expectations.
In addition to these honorees, Louisville running back Isaac Brown has been highlighted as a top first-year freshman in the ACC. Brown leads all FBS freshmen in rushing yards and has been a consistent performer for his team.
On the other hand, Florida State has been identified as the most disappointing team in the ACC, with a 1-5 record so far this season. The Seminoles have struggled to live up to preseason expectations and have faced challenges on the field.
Overall, the ACC midseason report showcases the standout performers, surprising teams, and disappointing outcomes in the conference. It will be interesting to see how these teams and players continue to perform as the season progresses. Stay tuned for more updates and news from the ACC.
