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Producer Bruce Spiegel talks about his film “City of Steel” alongside former steel workers during a small screening for students in the William Pitt Union on Monday.
'City of Steel' documentary screening sheds light on Pittsburgh's industrial decline through steelworker narratives
By Jiya Narwal, Staff Writer • September 20, 2023
Opinion | Neoliberalism is a disease
By Sofia Uriagereka-Herburger, Senior Staff Columnist • September 19, 2023
Photos: Oakcliffe Be A Good Neighbor Block Party
By Kaylee Uribe, Staff Photographer • September 19, 2023

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Producer Bruce Spiegel talks about his film “City of Steel” alongside former steel workers during a small screening for students in the William Pitt Union on Monday.
'City of Steel' documentary screening sheds light on Pittsburgh's industrial decline through steelworker narratives
By Jiya Narwal, Staff Writer • September 20, 2023
Opinion | Neoliberalism is a disease
By Sofia Uriagereka-Herburger, Senior Staff Columnist • September 19, 2023
Photos: Oakcliffe Be A Good Neighbor Block Party
By Kaylee Uribe, Staff Photographer • September 19, 2023

The Pitt News ACC power rankings, week six results

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Miami running back Mark Walton (1) runs for yardage in the fourth quarter against Florida State at Doak Campbell Stadium in Tallahassee, Fla., on Saturday, Oct. 7, 2017. Miami won, 24-20. (Al Diaz/Miami Herald/TNS)

With college football reaching its midway point, some teams are holding strong while others are scrapping for any chance at a bowl game.

Clemson and Miami remain the sole undefeated giants, while teams such as Louisville, Duke, Wake Forest and Pitt slipped down the rankings.

Here’s The Pitt News’ ACC power rankings heading into the sixth week:

  1. Clemson (6-0) – 98 points (Even)

Next Up: Syracuse

  1. Miami (4-0) – 91 points (Even)

Next Up: Georgia Tech

  1. Virginia Tech (5-1) – 83 points (Even)

Next Up: North Carolina, Oct. 21

  1. NC State (5-1) –  76 points (Up 2)

Next Up: Pitt

  1. Georgia Tech (3-1) – 71 points (Even)

Next Up: Miami

  1. Louisville (4-2) – 61 points (Down 2)

Next Up: Boston College

  1. Florida State (1-3) – 57 points (Even)

Next Up: Duke

  1. Virginia (4-1) – 45 points (Up 3)

Next Up: North Carolina

  1. Duke (4-2) – 42 points (Down 1)  

Next Up: Florida State

  1. Syracuse (3-3) – 36 points (Even)

Next Up: Clemson

  1. Wake Forest (4-2) – 33 points (Down 2)

Next Up: Georgia Tech, Oct. 21

  1. Boston College (2-4) – 19 points (Up 1)

Next Up: Louisville

  1. Pitt (2-4) – 14 points (Down 1)

Next Up: NC State

  1. North Carolina (1-5) – 9 points (Even)

Next Up: Virginia