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Post by EvilVodka on Jul 30, 2020 0:17:51 GMT
Original 2020 schedule at Georgia Tech Louisville Akron Virginia at Boston College at Florida State NC State Syracuse at Notre Dame The Citadel at Wake Forest South Carolina
New schedule (not sure of order yet) Boston College Miami Pitt Syracuse Virginia at Florida State at Georgia Tech at Notre Dame at Virginia Tech at Wake Forest (probably South Carolina as well for the 1 non-conf)
Gone are gimmes with Akron and The Citadel. Added are Virginia Tech and Pitt.
Clemson's road back the national championship just got a lot harder. Would not surprise me if they drop a game. Pitt, Virginia, VT, and Notre Dame will pose real challenges, and road games at FSU and Georgia Tech won't be easy outs. Miami may be tricky too
With Ohio State playing a complete conference schedule, I think they've got a real chance to be #1 going into the playoff (because I think the Big 10 will be down this year, ACC will be up)
Waiting to see what the SEC does now...(is Texas A&M freakin eligible for post season or not???)
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Post by doc on Jul 30, 2020 16:32:51 GMT
Is the ACC allowing non-conference games? BIG is only playing a conference schedule thus eliminating the game at Oregon.
I saw a pretty good idea earlier this week. Spread the games out so they're playing every other week. If they start on August 29 the season would last through December and you could do playoffs in January. The two weeks off could allow for COVID positive players to go through quarantine and possibly not miss games. Just a thought. If they played on consecutive weeks just one time they'd end the week before Christmas.
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Post by tigercpa on Jul 30, 2020 20:53:43 GMT
Is the ACC allowing non-conference games? BIG is only playing a conference schedule thus eliminating the game at Oregon. I saw a pretty good idea earlier this week. Spread the games out so they're playing every other week. If they start on August 29 the season would last through December and you could do playoffs in January. The two weeks off could allow for COVID positive players to go through quarantine and possibly not miss games. Just a thought. If they played on consecutive weeks just one time they'd end the week before Christmas. Yes, ACC teams are allowed 1 nonconf game, but must be played in the ACC team's home state. SEC just voted on 10-game conf only schedule. So, Clemson will need to replace SCAR on the schedule. Probably Citadel comes back on the schedule. |
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Post by tigercpa on Jul 30, 2020 20:58:49 GMT
Original 2020 schedule at Georgia Tech Louisville Akron Virginia at Boston College at Florida State NC State Syracuse at Notre Dame The Citadel at Wake Forest South Carolina
New schedule (not sure of order yet) Boston College Miami Pitt Syracuse Virginia at Florida State at Georgia Tech at Notre Dame at Virginia Tech at Wake Forest (probably South Carolina as well for the 1 non-conf)
Gone are gimmes with Akron and The Citadel. Added are Virginia Tech and Pitt.
Clemson's road back the national championship just got a lot harder. Would not surprise me if they drop a game. Pitt, Virginia, VT, and Notre Dame will pose real challenges, and road games at FSU and Georgia Tech won't be easy outs. Miami may be tricky too
With Ohio State playing a complete conference schedule, I think they've got a real chance to be #1 going into the playoff (because I think the Big 10 will be down this year, ACC will be up)
Waiting to see what the SEC does now...(is Texas A&M freakin eligible for post season or not???)
On first blush, I was not happy with the home/away split. Not scared of the schedule either. Clemson should be favored in every game. Either Ladson or Ngata has to step up at WR. One will. Amari Rogers will see a lot of catches and so will Galloway at TE (long reception in Natty called back because of blindside block on Higgins). ETN's carries should go up on a per game avg. LB that has his 3rd ACL tear (was supposed to replace Simmons) has given up football. I don't see Clemson falling outside the Top 2 in the ACC. |
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Post by EvilVodka on Jul 31, 2020 2:05:33 GMT
Original 2020 schedule at Georgia Tech Louisville Akron Virginia at Boston College at Florida State NC State Syracuse at Notre Dame The Citadel at Wake Forest South Carolina
New schedule (not sure of order yet) Boston College Miami Pitt Syracuse Virginia at Florida State at Georgia Tech at Notre Dame at Virginia Tech at Wake Forest (probably South Carolina as well for the 1 non-conf)
Gone are gimmes with Akron and The Citadel. Added are Virginia Tech and Pitt.
Clemson's road back the national championship just got a lot harder. Would not surprise me if they drop a game. Pitt, Virginia, VT, and Notre Dame will pose real challenges, and road games at FSU and Georgia Tech won't be easy outs. Miami may be tricky too
With Ohio State playing a complete conference schedule, I think they've got a real chance to be #1 going into the playoff (because I think the Big 10 will be down this year, ACC will be up)
Waiting to see what the SEC does now...(is Texas A&M freakin eligible for post season or not???)
On first blush, I was not happy with the home/away split. Not scared of the schedule either. Clemson should be favored in every game. Either Ladson or Ngata has to step up at WR. One will. Amari Rogers will see a lot of catches and so will Galloway at TE (long reception in Natty called back because of blindside block on Higgins). ETN's carries should go up on a per game avg. LB that has his 3rd ACL tear (was supposed to replace Simmons) has given up football. I don't see Clemson falling outside the Top 2 in the ACC. The cupcakes are gone though....and you can't sleep on Pitt, VT, or Virginia. All 3 teams bring back good teams. Pitt had a nasty D last year
Notre Dame will be huggggeeee
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Post by tigercpa on Jul 31, 2020 14:00:44 GMT
Notre Dame fans are talking like they are gonna run the table on the ACC this year.
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Post by bluehen on Aug 1, 2020 11:55:43 GMT
If Notre Dame is or will be ACC , that conference now can boast of having 7 USN&WR top 50 national universities. No other , so called, P5 conference is even close to that.
Duke
Notre Dame
Wake Forest
U Of Virginia
Georgia Tech
U of N.Carolina
Boston College
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Post by Hero on Aug 1, 2020 14:46:31 GMT
Clemson is ducking The Citadel.
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Post by tigercpa on Aug 3, 2020 13:57:49 GMT
Clemson is ducking The Citadel. Shhh! |
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