ACC Football Kickoff July 22-25

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awbuzz said:
In case you missed it -

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Brent Key puts it out there – Haynes King is ‘best quarterback in the ACC’

His 2023 season was prolific – first in the ACC in TD passes, first in points responsible for (224) and second in total offense (275.3 yards per game).
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I was watching the ACCN Huddle replay yesterday, and the panel is more excited by the transfer QB's e.g.. Miami, FSU, NCST, than HK. Yet he had better numbers last year. His only negative was interceptions. Not much love for GT at all.
 
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CuseJacket said:




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If you prefer to read instead of listen, SI has the transcripts.

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2024 ACC Media Days: Everything From Brent Key's ACC Media Days Press Conference

Today was the opening day of the 2024 ACC Media Days in Charlotte and the first team in front of the media was Georgia Tech and their head coach Brent Key. Key
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2024 ACC Media Days: Everything From Haynes King ACC Media Days Press Conference

ACC Football is upon us as the first matchup is scheduled to kickoff between the ACC Champion Florida State Seminoles and Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets on August
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2024 ACC Media Days: Everything From Georgia Tech Running Back Jamal Haynes

Today was the opening day of the 2024 ACC Media Days in Charlotte and the first team in front of the media was Georgia Tech and one of the players representing
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2024 ACC Media Days: Everything From Zeek Bigger's ACC Media Days Press Conference

Nearly four weeks away from kick-off in Dublin Ireland, as of Monday it's time for the sound bites at the 2024 ACC Media Day, here's what DT Zeek Biggers had to
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These are paywalled (I haven’t figured out how to give a gift article, or if it’s supported)

https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/56...s-acc-realignment/?source=user_shared_article Jim Phillips understands the game he’s playing now, and ACC survival depends on it

https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/56...g-grant-of-rights/?source=user_shared_article. Jim Phillips: ACC ‘will fight … for as long as it takes’ in defending grant of rights

EA Sports doesn’t think much of our chances (wink). https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/56...mulations-playoff/?source=user_shared_article. I ran 25 simulations of the 2024 season in College Football 25. Here’s what I learned

Short versions:
  1. Jim Phillips has set his focus on the new reality of NCAA sports. He had the idealistic view of the student athlete that might barely linger in the Ivy League and military academies. It’s an article that superficially compliments him, but also contrasts that the Big 12 and the SEC will push the envelope of our new reality, while the ACC and B1G are more traditional. The B1G is in a better position to support that approach than we are.
  2. Clemson and FSU are in for a big court fight
  3. Pick Oregon if you’re playing on the PlayStation or XBox


Edit: I’m out of town this week, so I’m making updates on mobile devices. Please forgive the occasional duplicate post of an article that may have already been posted
 
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slugboy said:
These are paywalled (I haven’t figured out how to give a gift article, or if it’s supported)

https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/56...s-acc-realignment/?source=user_shared_article Jim Phillips understands the game he’s playing now, and ACC survival depends on it

https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/56...g-grant-of-rights/?source=user_shared_article. Jim Phillips: ACC ‘will fight … for as long as it takes’ in defending grant of rights

EA Sports doesn’t think much of our chances (wink). https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/56...mulations-playoff/?source=user_shared_article. I ran 25 simulations of the 2024 season in College Football 25. Here’s what I learned

Short versions:
  1. Jim Phillips has set his focus on the new reality of NCAA sports. He had the idealistic view of the student athlete that might barely linger in the Ivy League and military academies. It’s an article that superficially compliments him, but also contrasts that the Big 12 and the SEC will push the envelope of our new reality, while the ACC and B1G are more traditional. The B1G is in a better position to support that approach than we are.
  2. Clemson and FSU are in for a big court fight
  3. Pick Oregon if you’re playing on the PlayStation or XBox


Edit: I’m out of town this week, so I’m making updates on mobile devices. Please forgive the occasional duplicate post of an article that may have already been posted
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Let me add a twist in the courts. At some point acc could file in federal courts if they see any favoritism from espn who owns rights of both sec and acc.
 
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