2023 ACC News & Discussion

[Techster]

This is HUGE from Clemson...and of course we get to play them...every year:




Rumors had him attached to every big football factory and Clemson wins the Garrett Giley sweepstakes.

 

[nod]

Wow, nice get by Clemson, especially with young QB coming back next year. If successful, Riley won’t be there long as I think power 5 team will bring him on as head coach

 

[slugboy]

This is HUGE from Clemson...and of course we get to play them...every year:




Rumors had him attached to every big football factory and Clemson wins the Garrett Giley sweepstakes.

Ok

1. I’m wondering who broke the news before ESPN broke the news
2. I’m surprised he didn’t get a HC gig, but I think Clemson is probably paying him handsomely. And they needed to

 

[stech81]

This is HUGE from Clemson...and of course we get to play them...every year:




Rumors had him attached to every big football factory and Clemson wins the Garrett Giley sweepstakes.

very nice get for them. defensive coaches get ready.

 

[Buzzbomb]

 

[CPJacket]

And that's after going 3-9 three straight years.

 

[presjacket]

Is this ACC teams overall winning percentage or conference winning percentage?

 

[Buzzbomb]

Is this ACC teams overall winning percentage or conference winning percentage?

ACC games.

 

[cpf2001]

ACC games.

Miami can't have a >60% ACC winning percentage. I don't believe it.

My math from here https://www.sports-reference.com/cfb/schools/miami-fl/index.html says they're at 56% in the ACC. (GT is at 54% in the same time frame even after Collins.)

So this must be supposed to be all-time program record, though Wikipedia seems to have different numbers (62.9% for them, 58.5% for GT).

 

[ThatGuy]

Miami can't have a >60% ACC winning percentage. I don't believe it.

My math from here https://www.sports-reference.com/cfb/schools/miami-fl/index.html says they're at 56% in the ACC. (GT is at 54% in the same time frame even after Collins.)

So this must be supposed to be all-time program record, though Wikipedia seems to have different numbers (62.9% for them, 58.5% for GT).

Yeah - the tweet asked "Any surprises?", and that was the first that came to mind.

 

[Tech Lawyer]

Our 2023 conference schedule is quite favorable with Louisville and Wake replacing their QBs. BC, Syracuse and UVA are very winnable. Who knows about UNC and Miami? Maybe we split these two? If we get past Louisville in the opener at MB --- look out!

 

[TooTall]

$EC schools just got 49.9 million dollars each from the conference. BIG10 is distributing a reported 70 million dollars to each school. What are we expected to get?

 

[Techwood Relict]

$EC schools just got 49.9 million dollars each from the conference. BIG10 is distributing a reported 70 million dollars to each school. What are we expected to get?

 

[Techster]

$EC schools just got 49.9 million dollars each from the conference. BIG10 is distributing a reported 70 million dollars to each school. What are we expected to get?

LOL...those B1G numbers are depressing. Given the cash crunch at GT, and how we turned down a B1G invite, that $70 million hurts.

 

[ThatGuy]

$EC schools just got 49.9 million dollars each from the conference. BIG10 is distributing a reported 70 million dollars to each school. What are we expected to get?

 

[iceeater1969]

Two gt grads discuss gtaa calculus
You see we get less tv $ but we make it up by donating less than any school in sec or big 10.

Don't worry , as this occurs over time gt will approach the level of the Patriot Conference.

 

[Jerry the Jacket]

I think we get north of $30 Million from the ACC.

 

[Jerry the Jacket]

Just googled this. Latest payouts per football scoop:
Big 10 $54 Million
SEC $43 Million
Big 12 $38 Million
PAC 12 $35 Million
ACC $33 Million
Nortre Dame $8 Million from ACC

So It is not as big a difference as portrayed above.

 

[TooTall]

Just googled this. Latest payouts per football scoop:
Big 10 $54 Million
SEC $43 Million
Big 12 $38 Million
PAC 12 $35 Million
ACC $33 Million
Nortre Dame $8 Million from ACC

So It is not as big a difference as portrayed above.

That might have been last years distribution. Here is the article detailing this year's:

SEC Distributes Nearly $50 Million To Conference Members

The SEC wrote some massive checks to its members for the past fiscal year. Conference members were paid nearly $50 million.

www.outkick.com

 

[billga99]

Also Big Ten is 60MM this year and 2024 and is projected to go to 100MM in 2025. That is a huge difference. The SEC is projected to go to 70MM in 2025. Big 12 new deal expects teams to go to 50MM each. This makes the ACC a very poor 4th. And locked into a huge disadvantage for another 13 years.