Conference board · 2009
ACC standings
17 teams ranked by win % (then wins). Overall is all games; Conf is league-only.
Conference leaders
Conference race
ACC
Overall = all games · Conf = conference only · #1 highlighted
| # Rank | Team School | Overall W–L | Win % Sort | Conf W–L | PF Scored | PA Allowed | Diff PF−PA |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |
Georgia Tech
GT
|
11–2 | .846 84.6% | — | 459 | 323 | +136 |
| 2 |
Pittsburgh
PITT
|
8–2 | .800 80.0% | — | 329 | 199 | +130 |
| 3 |
Virginia Tech
VT
|
8–3 | .727 72.7% | — | 339 | 179 | +160 |
| 4 |
California
CAL
|
7–3 | .700 70.0% | — | 289 | 257 | +32 |
| 5 |
Miami
MIA
|
7–3 | .700 70.0% | — | 305 | 245 | +60 |
| 6 |
North Carolina
UNC
|
7–3 | .700 70.0% | — | 225 | 169 | +56 |
| 7 |
Southern Methodist
—
|
8–5 | .615 61.5% | 6–2 | 380 | 359 | +21 |
| 8 |
Boston College
BC
|
6–4 | .600 60.0% | — | 203 | 213 | -10 |
| 9 |
Clemson
CLEM
|
6–4 | .600 60.0% | — | 325 | 222 | +103 |
| 10 |
Stanford
STAN
|
6–4 | .600 60.0% | — | 337 | 276 | +61 |
| 11 |
North Carolina State
—
|
5–7 | .417 41.7% | 2–6 | 364 | 374 | -10 |
| 12 |
Florida State
FSU
|
4–6 | .400 40.0% | — | 259 | 299 | -40 |
| 13 |
Duke
DUKE
|
3–6 | .333 33.3% | — | 188 | 274 | -86 |
| 14 |
Virginia
UVA
|
3–7 | .300 30.0% | — | 204 | 260 | -56 |
| 15 |
Wake Forest
WAKE
|
3–7 | .300 30.0% | — | 251 | 284 | -33 |
| 16 |
Louisville
LOU
|
3–8 | .273 27.3% | — | 187 | 305 | -118 |
| 17 |
Syracuse
SYR
|
3–8 | .273 27.3% | — | 213 | 311 | -98 |
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College football standings guide
What are ACC standings?
ACC standings rank each FBS team by win percentage for the 2009 season, showing overall record, conference record, and points for/against. FantasyHQ lists all 17 ACC teams with links to team pages and the full college football standings board.
Last updated: August 24, 2026
Definition
ACC standings rank each FBS team by win percentage for the 2009 season, showing overall record, conference record, and points for/against. FantasyHQ lists all 17 ACC teams with links to team pages and the full college football standings board.
How to use
- Choose a season — current year when LIVE, or an archive year.
- Filter with a conference chip or stay on All for every FBS table.
- Read overall record, conference mark, and win % — then open a team page.
Frequently asked questions
What are the 2009 ACC standings?
The 2009 ACC standings on FantasyHQ list every team’s overall and conference record at https://fantasyhq.co/cfb-hq/standings/2009/acc. Open the full FBS board at https://fantasyhq.co/cfb-hq/standings to compare conferences.
What do overall and conference records mean in CFB standings?
Overall is the team’s full-season W–L. Conference is wins and losses against league opponents only — the mark that usually decides the conference race and championship-game seeds.
How often are college football standings updated?
Standings refresh with the CFB HQ data pipeline after games finalize. This page was last labeled August 24, 2026.
How do conference standings affect the College Football Playoff?
Conference champions and top at-large teams from strong leagues feed the CFP field. Use FantasyHQ’s Playoff Predictor at https://fantasyhq.co/cfb-hq/playoff-predictor to project the bracket from current races.
Are FantasyHQ CFB standings free?
Yes. College football standings, team pages, schedule, and the playoff predictor are free to use in the browser — no download required.
Can I browse historical college football standings?
Yes. Open season archives like https://fantasyhq.co/cfb-hq/standings/2017 or pick a year on the standings board (2000–present), then filter by conference (for example https://fantasyhq.co/cfb-hq/standings/2017/sec).