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Watch: Previewing ACC Media Days and introducing our new Georgia Tech beat writer

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ACC Media Days is fast approaching July 25 – our new Georgia Tech beat writer Chad Bishop talks to sports reporter Sarah K. Spencer on what to expect.

By AJC Sports

July 11, 2023

ACC Media Days are fast approaching. They will be held in Charlotte from July 25-27, the first time the sessions will be held over three days.

The AJC’s Sarah K. Spencer introduces our new Georgia Tech beat writer Chad Bishop and the two talk about what to expect from media days and this season.

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