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If you are basing your evaluations on last year's teams, I don't know what to tell you. Did you watch the Miami game?

You're thinking waaay too rationally. ;)

You naysayers need to get your minds right. We’ve won 2 IAR for the first time in 6 seasons. Syracuse will not be able to stop RUN THE BAWWL. Control the clock, control the game.

Yeah, because preseason rankings are so accurate. @Root4GT beat me to it, but we will know more after Monday.

We beat a team with excellent talent at a semi-neutral site via a walk-off field goal. Miami curb-stomped a team with excellent talent on the road.

So far for the ACC... - Best Win - Miami - Second Best Win - GT - Worst Loss - VT Tiers: 1. Miami 2. GT, Lousiville, Clemson, FSU 3. Everyone else

Hilarious. That's well done - even the music.

That's low on my list of concerns. I'll need to rewatch to be sure but it seemed like the ball was out in about 2 seconds or less for most of his throws. Nearly impossible to get pressure in that amount of time unless you send the house every play. We got pressure on him for one of his...

Based on the chart against FBS, we have a good offense and an average defense. Isn't that what we've been begging for?

To add my take to what others have said: Our defense bent but didn’t break. The pair of Goal Line Stands limiting GSU to only 3 points were outstanding, particularly after letting GSU drive down the field. GSU’s QB was legit. A key to successful passes to the flat is getting the ball out...

I imagine State having game film on us (but not the reverse) plus all camp to prep had something to do with our slow start. Ended up being a nice comfortable win though. A little concerned about our injuries this early in the season - hopefully none are serious.

If FSU wins out that means they beat Miami, the highest-ranked ACC team remaining on our schedule. They would also hand losses to UNC and Duke. If we drop a game, we own the tie-breaker against the Noles, so even if, for example, Clemson or Louisville wins out, we are likely still in. There...

I would love to see how he met his NCAA progress toward degree requirements. Of course, they found a way to keep Stetson eligible.

I think you're being too harsh on your "did not pan out" criteria. If we got a good year or two out of a player, I would consider them a success in today's portal-happy environment. Kallon was rated on raw physical talent, he wasn't expected to be a year-one starter. I think James Graham...

Agree with all you said except I want FSU to continue winning unless we play them again. Helps our SoS, which is important for rankings.

Now 7 8 ACC teams have played, including 3 on our remaining schedule. Some observations and question marks on the latter: UNC: At least they played a Power 4 team. But they lose if not for a missed chip shot field goal. Their defense was ok close to the line of scrimmage. Tackling in space, not...

Didn't say I wanted to to limit games. There have been some complaints about the extra games, I think from some coaches.

You are correct - I was not able to remember the exact situation (even though I was at the game), but do remember Richt admitting he was outfoxed there towards the end.

You're right! So my proposal would help to mitigate the "too many games for college teams" problem! Thanks for the correction.

Well, I spent about 15 seconds thinking through my proposal so it may have some holes. :) One thing it would accomplish is limiting the maximum number of games played by any team to 16, the same as the current setup.