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<blockquote data-quote="RamblinRed" data-source="post: 978614" data-attributes="member: 1776"><p>Here is how I would rank the teams this season.</p><p>FSU</p><p>L'ville</p><p>NC ST</p><p>VT</p><p>Clemson</p><p>GT</p><p>Duke</p><p>UNC</p><p>Miami</p><p>BC</p><p>Pitt</p><p>Syracuse</p><p>UVA</p><p>Wake</p><p></p><p>While GT tied for 4th with VT, GT's PPG differential looks more like a 4-4 type team (which makes sense given the gift Miami win). So I would give VT the edge there.</p><p>Clemson beat GT really solidly so I also spot them ahead.</p><p>The job Elko has done at Duke is really impressive and was even more impressive in this 7-5 year than last year's 9-4 team imo. They played almost 1/2 a season without their best offensive player - Leonard, had a more difficult schedule this season and beat NC ST 24-3 and lost to UNC 47-45 in double OT at Chapel Hill without Leonard.</p><p>UNC seemed to do the typical UNC stuff. Started hot and then cooled off considerably.</p><p>Miami is not back yet.</p><p>Doreen is a very good coach who did a very good job of managing that NC ST squad this season.</p><p>BC had a solid season overall.</p><p></p><p>I tend to believe most teams over 12 games end up pretty close to what they really are in terms of record. 6-6 for GT feels about right. There is really only one 'could've should've win' type game this season - that was L'ville. That was a 1 possession game in the 4th quarter and GT had the ball. On the flip side Miami was most definitely a 'could've should've loss' game. I don't consider BC or BG to be 'could've should've' games. GT was not in position to win either of those games. Both of those teams really exploited the biggest flaw on GT's team this year.</p><p>Most teams can argue about maybe one more win or loss, but overall most teams end up with a record that is pretty indicative of what the team is.</p><p></p><p>FWIW, the biggest outlier this year would be Iowa. They went 10-2 and avg less than 250 yds per game of offense. The previous most wins for a team that avg less than 250 yds of offense per game was 4.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="RamblinRed, post: 978614, member: 1776"] Here is how I would rank the teams this season. FSU L'ville NC ST VT Clemson GT Duke UNC Miami BC Pitt Syracuse UVA Wake While GT tied for 4th with VT, GT's PPG differential looks more like a 4-4 type team (which makes sense given the gift Miami win). So I would give VT the edge there. Clemson beat GT really solidly so I also spot them ahead. The job Elko has done at Duke is really impressive and was even more impressive in this 7-5 year than last year's 9-4 team imo. They played almost 1/2 a season without their best offensive player - Leonard, had a more difficult schedule this season and beat NC ST 24-3 and lost to UNC 47-45 in double OT at Chapel Hill without Leonard. UNC seemed to do the typical UNC stuff. Started hot and then cooled off considerably. Miami is not back yet. Doreen is a very good coach who did a very good job of managing that NC ST squad this season. BC had a solid season overall. I tend to believe most teams over 12 games end up pretty close to what they really are in terms of record. 6-6 for GT feels about right. There is really only one 'could've should've win' type game this season - that was L'ville. That was a 1 possession game in the 4th quarter and GT had the ball. On the flip side Miami was most definitely a 'could've should've loss' game. I don't consider BC or BG to be 'could've should've' games. GT was not in position to win either of those games. Both of those teams really exploited the biggest flaw on GT's team this year. Most teams can argue about maybe one more win or loss, but overall most teams end up with a record that is pretty indicative of what the team is. FWIW, the biggest outlier this year would be Iowa. They went 10-2 and avg less than 250 yds per game of offense. The previous most wins for a team that avg less than 250 yds of offense per game was 4. [/QUOTE]
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