GTRambler
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Solid to good offense. Bad to terrible defense. Nothing surprising there.
Doesn't account for strength of schedule however.According to these team stats, Syracuse is a better overall team than Georgia Tech.
That, in my opinion, is an excuse. Our schedule is fairly normal until we play UGA. We have played to date 2 good teams and one pretty good teams. Teams are both over and under valued as it is simply whatever the programer thinks is important.Doesn't account for strength of schedule however.
Makes sense.Of note, Sagarin rates Syracuse at #74 and GT at #76.
Tomorrow night’s game is a tossup.
Depends in which Tech team shows up. Maybe that’s the true tossup.Of note, Sagarin rates Syracuse at #74 and GT at #76.
Tomorrow night’s game is a tossup.
Similarly, it also depends on which Cuse team shows up. So brings two coins.Depends in which Tech team shows up. Maybe that’s the true tossup.
Their change in offense last week makes this not necessarily true as the ran all over Pitt. This will be a real test for oue movable defense!Their offense against our defense is the resistable force meets the movable object.
That is nearly impossible to actually accomplish. Good goal but not reality.We just need to make sure we put points on the board every possession since possessions may be limited.
There's no accounting for stupid.According to these team stats, Syracuse is a better overall team than Georgia Tech.
What would be the O/U for a GT/USC bowl game?GA Tech O still in the top 30 averaging 435 YPG. The D has moved up to #116 (from #129) right between Okie State and USC. In scoring O, we are now at #37 at almost 32 PPG. In scoring D, we are now up to #101, just over 30 PPG. Turnover margin we're tied at #61 with a +1 margin. That 4 INT game against Climpson hurt.
Without pulling out a calculator, I’d put it at about 75.What would be the O/U for a GT/USC bowl game?