Coastal Chaos

RedPete

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For those who didn’t click on the tweet, here’s the more important part...

WITH HokiesFB WIN
Virginia Tech: 33%
Virginia: 30%
Georgia Tech: 21%
Miami: 15%
Pitt: 13%
 

RedPete

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All the discussions about Coastal scenarios and odds keep overlooking the most likely outcome. According to ESPN’s projections for each remaining ACC game, Tech appears to have the inside track to come out on top.

Here’s the breakdown (from ESPN predictions) when each favored team wins each game....

PITT: 4-1 ACC, 3-1 Coastal.
vsVT (46%)-L @WF (45%)-L @Mia(16%)-L
Final record ———> 4-4 (3-3)

Virginia: 4-2 ACC, 3-1 Coastal.
vsLiberty, GT (27%)-L @VT (37%)-L
Final record ———> 4-4 (3-3)

Virginia Tech: 3-2 ACC, 2-2 Coastal.
@Pit (53%)-W vsMi (42%)-L vVa (63%)-W
Final record -———> 5-3 (4-2)

Georgia Tech: 3-3 ACC, 2-2 Coastal.
vs Mia (51%)-W vs UVa (73%)- W
Final record -———> 5-3 (4-2)

Duke: 2-3 ACC, 2-3 Coastal.
vsNC (85%)-W @Clem (5%)-L vs WF (81%)-W
Final record ———> 4-4 (3-3)

Miami: 2-3 ACC, 1-2 Coastal.
@GT (49%)-L @VT (58%)-W vsPitt (84%)-W
Final record ———> 4-4 (3-3)

That’s the Coastal scenario playing-out with no upsets. If the expected team wins each game, GT ends up in a tie with VT and holding the head to head tie-breaker. Even if Pitt beats Wake to force a 3-way tie, that’s a “triangle tie” so to speak and GT still wins due to Coastal record.
Someone feel free to cross-reference a different set of college football projections if you want, but given these predictions as the most realistic starting point, it’s easy to like our chances.
 
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MikeJackets1967

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All the discussions about Coastal scenarios and odds keep overlooking the most likely outcome. According to ESPN’s projections for each remaining ACC game, Tech appears to have the inside track to come out on top.

Here’s the breakdown (from ESPN predictions) when each favored team wins each game....

PITT: 4-1 ACC, 3-1 Coastal.
vsVT (46%)-L @WF (45%)-L @Mia(16%)-L
Final record ———> 4-4 (3-3)

Virginia: 4-2 ACC, 3-1 Coastal.
vsLiberty, GT (27%)-L @VT (37%)-L
Final record ———> 4-4 (3-3)

Virginia Tech: 3-2 ACC, 2-2 Coastal.
@Pit (53%)-W vsMi (42%)-L vVa (63%)-W
Final record -———> 5-3 (4-2)

Georgia Tech: 3-3 ACC, 2-2 Coastal.
vs Mia (51%)-W vs UVa (73%)- W
Final record -———> 5-3 (4-2)

Duke: 2-3 ACC, 2-3 Coastal.
vsUNC(85%)-W @Clem(5%)-L vsWF(81%)W
Final record ———> 4-4 (3-3)

Miami: 2-3 ACC, 1-2 Coastal.
@GT (49%)-L @VT (58%)-W vsPitt (84%)-W
Final record ———> 4-4 (3-3)

That’s the Coastal scenario playing-out with no upsets. If the expected team wins each game, GT ends up in a tie with VT and holding the head to head tie-breaker. Even if Pitt beats Wake to force a 3-way tie, that’s a “triangle tie” so to speak and GT still wins due to Coastal record.
Someone feel free to cross-reference a different set of college football projections if you want, but given these predictions as the most realistic starting point, it’s easy to like our chances.
I will be happy and satisfied if GT finished 2018 with a 5-3 ACC record:cigar:
 

tech_wreck47

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All the discussions about Coastal scenarios and odds keep overlooking the most likely outcome. According to ESPN’s projections for each remaining ACC game, Tech appears to have the inside track to come out on top.

Here’s the breakdown (from ESPN predictions) when each favored team wins each game....

PITT: 4-1 ACC, 3-1 Coastal.
vsVT (46%)-L @WF (45%)-L @Mia(16%)-L
Final record ———> 4-4 (3-3)

Virginia: 4-2 ACC, 3-1 Coastal.
vsLiberty, GT (27%)-L @VT (37%)-L
Final record ———> 4-4 (3-3)

Virginia Tech: 3-2 ACC, 2-2 Coastal.
@Pit (53%)-W vsMi (42%)-L vVa (63%)-W
Final record -———> 5-3 (4-2)

Georgia Tech: 3-3 ACC, 2-2 Coastal.
vs Mia (51%)-W vs UVa (73%)- W
Final record -———> 5-3 (4-2)

Duke: 2-3 ACC, 2-3 Coastal.
vsNC (85%)-W @Clem (5%)-L vs WF (81%)-W
Final record ———> 4-4 (3-3)

Miami: 2-3 ACC, 1-2 Coastal.
@GT (49%)-L @VT (58%)-W vsPitt (84%)-W
Final record ———> 4-4 (3-3)

That’s the Coastal scenario playing-out with no upsets. If the expected team wins each game, GT ends up in a tie with VT and holding the head to head tie-breaker. Even if Pitt beats Wake to force a 3-way tie, that’s a “triangle tie” so to speak and GT still wins due to Coastal record.
Someone feel free to cross-reference a different set of college football projections if you want, but given these predictions as the most realistic starting point, it’s easy to like our chances.
I’ve been saying this all week. Imo, at the least Miami and VT are better than Pitt and beat them. VT is also better than UVA, and Miami is better than VT. That puts us in if we win out and Duke losses one more.
 

bobongo

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All the discussions about Coastal scenarios and odds keep overlooking the most likely outcome. According to ESPN’s projections for each remaining ACC game, Tech appears to have the inside track to come out on top.

Here’s the breakdown (from ESPN predictions) when each favored team wins each game....

PITT: 4-1 ACC, 3-1 Coastal.
vsVT (46%)-L @WF (45%)-L @Mia(16%)-L
Final record ———> 4-4 (3-3)

Virginia: 4-2 ACC, 3-1 Coastal.
vsLiberty, GT (27%)-L @VT (37%)-L
Final record ———> 4-4 (3-3)

Virginia Tech: 3-2 ACC, 2-2 Coastal.
@Pit (53%)-W vsMi (42%)-L vVa (63%)-W
Final record -———> 5-3 (4-2)

Georgia Tech: 3-3 ACC, 2-2 Coastal.
vs Mia (51%)-W vs UVa (73%)- W
Final record -———> 5-3 (4-2)

Duke: 2-3 ACC, 2-3 Coastal.
vsNC (85%)-W @Clem (5%)-L vs WF (81%)-W
Final record ———> 4-4 (3-3)

Miami: 2-3 ACC, 1-2 Coastal.
@GT (49%)-L @VT (58%)-W vsPitt (84%)-W
Final record ———> 4-4 (3-3)

That’s the Coastal scenario playing-out with no upsets. If the expected team wins each game, GT ends up in a tie with VT and holding the head to head tie-breaker. Even if Pitt beats Wake to force a 3-way tie, that’s a “triangle tie” so to speak and GT still wins due to Coastal record.
Someone feel free to cross-reference a different set of college football projections if you want, but given these predictions as the most realistic starting point, it’s easy to like our chances.

I think Pitt is better than all three of its remaining opponents. Hope I'm wrong.
 
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