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<blockquote data-quote="CuseJacket" data-source="post: 52653" data-attributes="member: 274"><p><strong>Which prediction scares us the most?</strong></p><p>Georgia Tech seems a little low at No. 6 in the Coastal Division. The Yellow Jackets went 5–3 in the league last year — highlighted by a 24-point win over Coastal Division champ Duke — and have a remarkable streak of 19 straight seasons without a losing record in league play. So why so low this year? Well, as we mentioned earlier, the Coastal is wide open, and not much separates the top six teams in the division. But we had to pick someone sixth, and Georgia Tech was the choice to finish behind Pittsburgh and Duke. The Jackets have some concerns at the skill positions, most notably at quarterback after the surprising transfer of quarterback Vad Lee. Some Georgia Tech fans might consider Justin Thomas an upgrade, but he has yet to prove he can operate Paul Johnson’s option attack with consistency. Also, Tech’s top two rushers (David Sims and Robert Godhigh) are gone, and the defense must replace six starters. The schedule presents some challenges as well; the Jackets — unlike Miami, Pitt and Duke — have to play Clemson from the Atlantic Division and two of their key swing games are on the road — at Pittsburgh and North Carolina. – <em><strong>David Fox (<a href="http://twitter.com/DavidFox615" target="_blank">@DavidFox615</a>)</strong></em> - See more at: <a href="http://athlonsports.com/college-football/acc-football-2014-predictions#sthash.hgNtmxtl.dpuf" target="_blank">http://athlonsports.com/college-football/acc-football-2014-predictions#sthash.hgNtmxtl.dpuf</a></p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="CuseJacket, post: 52653, member: 274"] [B]Which prediction scares us the most?[/B] Georgia Tech seems a little low at No. 6 in the Coastal Division. The Yellow Jackets went 5–3 in the league last year — highlighted by a 24-point win over Coastal Division champ Duke — and have a remarkable streak of 19 straight seasons without a losing record in league play. So why so low this year? Well, as we mentioned earlier, the Coastal is wide open, and not much separates the top six teams in the division. But we had to pick someone sixth, and Georgia Tech was the choice to finish behind Pittsburgh and Duke. The Jackets have some concerns at the skill positions, most notably at quarterback after the surprising transfer of quarterback Vad Lee. Some Georgia Tech fans might consider Justin Thomas an upgrade, but he has yet to prove he can operate Paul Johnson’s option attack with consistency. Also, Tech’s top two rushers (David Sims and Robert Godhigh) are gone, and the defense must replace six starters. The schedule presents some challenges as well; the Jackets — unlike Miami, Pitt and Duke — have to play Clemson from the Atlantic Division and two of their key swing games are on the road — at Pittsburgh and North Carolina. – [I][B]David Fox ([URL='http://twitter.com/DavidFox615']@DavidFox615[/URL])[/B][/I] - See more at: [url]http://athlonsports.com/college-football/acc-football-2014-predictions#sthash.hgNtmxtl.dpuf[/url] [/QUOTE]
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