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<blockquote data-quote="JacketOff" data-source="post: 691212" data-attributes="member: 4572"><p>Ok... and I haven’t declared defeat at all. Your previous comment literally asked what would be different about 2021 than 2020. I answered that question and you bring up other points in 2020? That doesn’t make sense.</p><p></p><p>Graham started 8 games last year after missing spring and summer camp behind the worst OL in FBS in a transition year. I wouldn’t really call that a year of experience. Yes, Tech will have one of the most talented backfields in the conference this year, but Clemson loses Etienne next year, and Tech will have SR Mason (presuming he doesn’t declare for the draft which is doubtful), JR Griffin, SO Gibbs. That’s almost a guarantee to be the best backfield in the ACC in 2021.</p><p></p><p>UCF at home is a winnable game, I’ve stated that multiple times across multiple threads. Beating UCF has about the same probability to me that beating Miami does. I think next year can very easily be divided into 4 tiers of competition</p><ul> <li data-xf-list-type="ul">Tier 1 (games that should be wins) - Gardner Webb, Syracuse, Duke</li> <li data-xf-list-type="ul">Tier 2 (games that could go either way) - Pitt, Virginia, Virginia Tech</li> <li data-xf-list-type="ul">Tier 3 (games that will be tough to win) - Miami, UCF, North Carolina</li> <li data-xf-list-type="ul">Tier 4 (games that are almost guaranteed losses) - Clemson, Notre Dame, Georgia. <ul> <li data-xf-list-type="ul">You can interchange some of the tier 2 & 3 games to your choosing, it’s just my view. I’m sure some might view the VT, UM, or UCF games differently</li> </ul></li> </ul><p>Win the tier 1 games, split between tiers 2 & 3, and that’s a 6-6 season. You’ve moved the goalposts across this thread. You’re saying win now, but also asking why should next year be different. I’ve told you what I think will happen this year, and why I think next year will be better.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="JacketOff, post: 691212, member: 4572"] Ok... and I haven’t declared defeat at all. Your previous comment literally asked what would be different about 2021 than 2020. I answered that question and you bring up other points in 2020? That doesn’t make sense. Graham started 8 games last year after missing spring and summer camp behind the worst OL in FBS in a transition year. I wouldn’t really call that a year of experience. Yes, Tech will have one of the most talented backfields in the conference this year, but Clemson loses Etienne next year, and Tech will have SR Mason (presuming he doesn’t declare for the draft which is doubtful), JR Griffin, SO Gibbs. That’s almost a guarantee to be the best backfield in the ACC in 2021. UCF at home is a winnable game, I’ve stated that multiple times across multiple threads. Beating UCF has about the same probability to me that beating Miami does. I think next year can very easily be divided into 4 tiers of competition [LIST] [*]Tier 1 (games that should be wins) - Gardner Webb, Syracuse, Duke [*]Tier 2 (games that could go either way) - Pitt, Virginia, Virginia Tech [*]Tier 3 (games that will be tough to win) - Miami, UCF, North Carolina [*]Tier 4 (games that are almost guaranteed losses) - Clemson, Notre Dame, Georgia. [LIST] [*]You can interchange some of the tier 2 & 3 games to your choosing, it’s just my view. I’m sure some might view the VT, UM, or UCF games differently [/LIST] [/LIST] Win the tier 1 games, split between tiers 2 & 3, and that’s a 6-6 season. You’ve moved the goalposts across this thread. You’re saying win now, but also asking why should next year be different. I’ve told you what I think will happen this year, and why I think next year will be better. [/QUOTE]
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