If Duh U played the dwags then i would pull for the Canes, otherwise just Hell No!
What a momentum shift.VaTech is a decent team—maybe even pretty good—but UNC is basically scoring 7 on each drive and pummeling them with the run.
VT just did the one thing that will keep them in the game—recover an onside kick. They may need to continue to score and onside it for the rest of the game
UNC gashes VT in the middle, and gets to the outside with pitches and flair passes to the RB. UNC’s OL is just crushing VT.
There’s one second left in the game and a VT player shoved UNC’s QB (Sam Howell) down as he was taking a knee and picked up a personal foul.
It was pointless. VT scored 45 and they’re still down 11.
Just finished watching Duke and Syracuse on the ACC Condensed Game, I know wasting time but what the hell. Duke is, as always with Cutliffe, solid without being particularly spectacular. Syracuse had a half a dozen chances at turnovers, at least two interceptions dropped and a sack in the backfield with the ball rolling on the ground and Duke came up with it. This is a team we can beat. Sims is better than Brice the quarterback for Duke and they don't have anyone like Gibbs. Their receivers are good, perhaps a shade better than ours but its close. They were 0-4 before the Syracuse game for a reason.At this point, I just hope they are right about Duke. If not, not sure where another win can come from, unless we suddenly start playing fundamentally strong and without errors. I think for us to win again, we need a team to make multiple errors more than us.
Just finished watching Duke and Syracuse on the ACC Condensed Game, I know wasting time but what the hell. Duke is, as always with Cutliffe, solid without being particularly spectacular. Syracuse had a half a dozen chances at turnovers, at least two interceptions dropped and a sack in the backfield with the ball rolling on the ground and Duke came up with it. This is a team we can beat. Sims is better than Brice the quarterback for Duke and they don't have anyone like Gibbs. Their receivers are good, perhaps a shade better than ours but its close. They were 0-4 before the Syracuse game for a reason.
Duke had 4 turnovers, versus none by Syracuse, and still scored 38 points and won by 14. That is actually kind of impressive.Just finished watching Duke and Syracuse on the ACC Condensed Game, I know wasting time but what the hell. Duke is, as always with Cutliffe, solid without being particularly spectacular. Syracuse had a half a dozen chances at turnovers, at least two interceptions dropped and a sack in the backfield with the ball rolling on the ground and Duke came up with it. This is a team we can beat. Sims is better than Brice the quarterback for Duke and they don't have anyone like Gibbs. Their receivers are good, perhaps a shade better than ours but its close. They were 0-4 before the Syracuse game for a reason.
I think we have played the three worst ACC teams so far and came away 2-1. Every game from here on out will be much harder.Duke had 4 turnovers, versus none by Syracuse, and still scored 38 points and won by 14. That is actually kind of impressive.
I agree with this if you mean these next games will be against better teams. But, we seem to be coming around on defense. Having Clayton and Swilling on the field certainly helped. If the offense can continue playing as they have, and not regress into commiting turnovers and penalties, we might be OK.I think we have played the three worst ACC teams so far and came away 2-1. Every game from here on out will be much harder.
It is and they are well coached as always. Syracuse kept running a quarterback draw which had no chance. The ACC continues to be a place where defensive coordinators go to die.Duke had 4 turnovers, versus none by Syracuse, and still scored 38 points and won by 14. That is actually kind of impressive.
You are being generous. What you saw were QB scrambles and QB sacks. Maybe 2 or 3 QB draws the entire game.It is and they are well coached as always. Syracuse kept running a quarterback draw which had no chance. The ACC continues to be a place where defensive coordinators go to die.