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So GT should be on Monday as I don't think he's doing them on weekends

They do the order from the bottom up from how teams did last year in S&P. Next three should Be Pitt, GT and Duke

its at 40/1 on Sports Line Clemson 1/2 Miami 3/1 FSU 6/1 VT 8/1 NCSU, GT, UL, Duke 40/1 Wake - 50/1 BC, Cuse, Pitt, 60/1 UNC - 300/1 UVA - 400/1

25 straight bowl games and the most coastal titles of any team? Odds will drop with the DB out, but divisional favorites are exponentially more likely to win the champ, and they have finished top 3 every year except for beamer's last few helps too. GT is in a similar position, but last year's...

Anyone that says Lovie is on the hot seat is literally an idiot. Illinois was a hot steaming pile of **** when Lovie inherited it. Coach played ppl with concussions and locker room was a mess. Last year they started 15 underclass men. Should be steps forward, but they still have a brutal...

Illinois and Oklahoma State

most schools will usually come to agreement for literally pennies. They have to do it so they don't lose their trademarks and copyrights, but its also some indirect free advertising, especially the more controversial it gets.

Ticket sales are a big reason why. Only Clemson and FSU would be in the top half for attendance in SEC or Big 10 (VT would also fit in top half of big 10). Top isnt as strong, and the bottom is definitely weaker. Being late to the TV confrence deal helped the first TV contracts (Big 10 and...

oh i agree. Every team between 6-11 is neck and neck, with all them teams jumping from 11 to 6 simply if they outperform what my computer expectations were by 1% on both offense and defense. Its a very, very, small gap. Miami is the only team I expect to stay in Tier 2. Louisville is...

When u are looking at the ACC in 18, whats your take on returning QB s? Top Tier: NCSU, Clemson, FSU if Frenchy is healthy, upper middle if its blackman Upper Middle: Syracuse (If healthy), Miami, Lower Middle: Georgia Tech, Virginia Tech, Pitt, UNC, Wake forest (he started last year, before...

Alright I updated my preseason rankings thanks to that link @TheTechGuy Provided Tiers are relatively interchangable, as seen through how close those teams are to eachother. [Points (which is Offensive Score + Defensive Score, which are both standardized to their respective SOS), National Rank]...

Thought I caught everyone from the NFL draft! I'll go update

Honestly Seem pretty fair to me tbh. I went ahead and updated my rankings with taking into account how many starters are returning and how teams on average do with that many starters returning and got the following projections. I wills say that at the beginning of the season, with preseason...

Last year's class for them was also abnormally small. So was 2017. With the 85 scholarship limit, you need to hit an average of 22/year with no redshirts and 17 with red shirts/attrition. They had 17 last year and 14 the year before. Just to make sure they hit roster size, they are looking at...

Real predictions: Atlantic: BC takes a small step back. Graduated too much strength on D Clemson: Runs away with the Atlantic FSU: Brings back enough firepower on D to maintain last years success, and returns almost the entirety of the offense. UL: TAKES A HUGE STEP back. Losing Lamar is...

Miami will defitenly take a step back. Coastal wasn't super strong last year and they took advantage of that. I think VT is a little overhyped right now with the drama behind their QB. If he gets suspended, I think they take a big step back

for athletic revenue in Penn State, Wisconsin, and both Michigan schools all have higher revenue than the ACCs primary bread earner in Florida State, who is #18. Entirety of the big 10 is top 50, and 10/14 teams would be top 4 earners in the ACC UNC is comparable to Duke and they are at #33...

yeah she picked up 3 of the top 100 recruits this past year, including 2 5 star top 20. Best womens coach in GTWBB history.

Closest thing the ACC has to a brand as big as Michigan, Ohio State, or Penn State is UNC. Not really suprising, especially as they were the first conference to land a TV deal before cable cutting and the like started to hurt revenue.

Sports has also been hit the hardest with cable cutting IMO. It's why almost every sport streams on Facebook. Way too many ways to view games illegally for free. I haven't had cable since high school. Just have my HBO and Netflix account and I'm basically golden. I'll watch sports at a bar...