Aanderson1839
Georgia Tech Fan
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I don’t understand coaches reluctance to use timeouts earlier.
They've got 4 DBs who opted out including Nate Wiggins. Idk if the others were starters or what.When Clemson secondary picked off 4 King passes the DBs were all freshmen. Doubt they opt out
yesClemson in the lead, can they hold for 17 seconds??
Yep. No way you can blame them. The risk outweigh to benefits.... by far!Shipley carted off with a leg injury. That’s why draft eligible players opt out
The bad part it didn’t look like the hit did it but the way he bounced up looked like he knee bend backYep. No way you can blame them. The risk outweigh to benefits.... by far!
I think that moves the ACC to 7-4 against the SEC this year, with only UGA-FSU to go?
And the SEC is currently 0-2 in bowl season, probably 0-3 after Ohio State plays Mizzou tonight.
Well played Sir!Guess he’ll take them independent, and the fans will regret it for decades
supposedly he got another top 10 recruiting class-so he doesn't have to be real smart if you have the horses usuallyAs long as he’s there, I don’t think the U will ever be back.
The Narrative marches onward.That can't be true? I keep seeing things like
"Damn ACC does suck huh"
Is the esseeecee going to win a bowl game this year?That can't be true? I keep seeing things like
"Damn ACC does suck huh"
i hope notIs the esseeecee going to win a bowl game this year?
That can't be true? I keep seeing things like
"Damn ACC does suck huh"
Generally the SEC has 2-3 teams that are as good or better than every other conference’s #1 team. But the other 12-13 teams are no better than the other conference’s bottom 10-13 teams.The combined record of the 6 teams responsible for the 7 losses to ACC is
35-39
The list:
Kentucky
South Carolina (2 losses)
Texas A&M
LSU
Vanderbilt
Florida
Does this show SEC isn't that good OR they are that good (under .500) & ACC is underrated.
The combined records of the 4 teams responsible for the 4 wins is
37-13
The list:
UGA
Tennessee
Ole Miss
Kentucky
Kentucky only overlap on Vinn diagram.
Comparing conferences this way is a waste of time. On one hand ACC is better... on other SEC dominates.
I'm not getting your point. Wouldn't you expect the teams with the wins to have better records than the teams with the losses? What's surprising about this? Looks like a dog bites man story to me. Three of the SEC wins against the ACC are Georgia over Tech, Ole Miss over Tech, and Tennessee over Virginia. Kentucky over Louisville being the only outlier. The other seven games went to the ACC, including wins over perineal powerhouses Florida, LSU, and Texas A&M.The combined record of the 6 teams responsible for the 7 losses to ACC is
35-39
The list:
Kentucky
South Carolina (2 losses)
Texas A&M
LSU
Vanderbilt
Florida
Does this show SEC isn't that good OR they are that good (under .500) & ACC is underrated.
The combined records of the 4 teams responsible for the 4 wins is
37-13
The list:
UGA
Tennessee
Ole Miss
Kentucky
Kentucky only overlap on Vinn diagram.
Comparing conferences this way is a waste of time. On one hand ACC is better... on other SEC dominates.
My point is comparing conferences is waste of time. It can't been done & there's no good reason to do it.I'm not getting your point. Wouldn't you expect the teams with the wins to have better records than the teams with the losses? What's surprising about this? Looks like a dog bites man story to me. Three of the SEC wins against the ACC are Georgia over Tech, Ole Miss over Tech, and Tennessee over Virginia. Kentucky over Louisville being the only outlier. The other seven games went to the ACC, including wins over perineal powerhouses Florida, LSU, and Texas A&M.
The SEC does usually outperform the ACC head-to-head, but not this year.