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<blockquote data-quote="MWBATL" data-source="post: 832407" data-attributes="member: 944"><p>I now feel like Virginia is a very tough hill for this GT team to climb. Their OL impressed me with their pass blocking and you *have* to get pressure on Armstrong or he will pick you apart. UNC beat them simply by out-scoring them (UVa scored 39 in that game). I know we torched UNC, but otherwise our offense hasn't looked capable of scoring over 35 against...well...anyone (except UNC).</p><p></p><p>Virginia Tech at home we have a shot at. Their offense is not so good, their defense is. I can see this one being like 24-21, with turnovers and luck deciding the outcome.</p><p></p><p>At Miami after that. I have NO clue how that one turns out. Miami has been snake-bit this season and continues to find ways to lose. But they also play even with just about everyone thus far, losing to Virginia at home only because of blowing a short FG at the end. Our primary hope is if they have given up on the season by then given that they are likely to lose their next two games (home vs N C State then @Pitt). At 2-6 (0-4 in ACC) will Miami even show up?</p><p></p><p>Then comes BC at home. I happen to think we have the greatest trouble with teams that have solid LOS play, and run the ball decently (think NIU and Duke) and BC fits that bill. Hard to say but I think we are slight underdogs and would need to win the TO battle to have a chance.</p><p></p><p>Then comes @ND and home to UGa...two solid L's.</p><p></p><p>So, it looks to me like we could finish anywhere between 3-9 and 6-6 but, hey, at least we have 3 games where we have a decent shot at W's. In recent years I did not feel that way at all. But I shudder to see what will happen next weekend at Charlottesville, and it will be important to bounce back from that one quickly both mentally and physically.</p><p></p><p>My guess is we finish 5-7. Hope I'm wrong...and we pick off all 3 possible wins to go bowling...that would be a HUGE lift for this program.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="MWBATL, post: 832407, member: 944"] I now feel like Virginia is a very tough hill for this GT team to climb. Their OL impressed me with their pass blocking and you *have* to get pressure on Armstrong or he will pick you apart. UNC beat them simply by out-scoring them (UVa scored 39 in that game). I know we torched UNC, but otherwise our offense hasn't looked capable of scoring over 35 against...well...anyone (except UNC). Virginia Tech at home we have a shot at. Their offense is not so good, their defense is. I can see this one being like 24-21, with turnovers and luck deciding the outcome. At Miami after that. I have NO clue how that one turns out. Miami has been snake-bit this season and continues to find ways to lose. But they also play even with just about everyone thus far, losing to Virginia at home only because of blowing a short FG at the end. Our primary hope is if they have given up on the season by then given that they are likely to lose their next two games (home vs N C State then @Pitt). At 2-6 (0-4 in ACC) will Miami even show up? Then comes BC at home. I happen to think we have the greatest trouble with teams that have solid LOS play, and run the ball decently (think NIU and Duke) and BC fits that bill. Hard to say but I think we are slight underdogs and would need to win the TO battle to have a chance. Then comes @ND and home to UGa...two solid L's. So, it looks to me like we could finish anywhere between 3-9 and 6-6 but, hey, at least we have 3 games where we have a decent shot at W's. In recent years I did not feel that way at all. But I shudder to see what will happen next weekend at Charlottesville, and it will be important to bounce back from that one quickly both mentally and physically. My guess is we finish 5-7. Hope I'm wrong...and we pick off all 3 possible wins to go bowling...that would be a HUGE lift for this program. [/QUOTE]
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