bke1984
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He’s terrible. Basically entertainment with no real assessment about why teams are good or badMcAfee ha no filter. He went by "look" test.
He’s terrible. Basically entertainment with no real assessment about why teams are good or badMcAfee ha no filter. He went by "look" test.
I noticed this for the first time on the "checks receipts" post (which BTW was one of the greatest posts ever!). I love how the combined moves by McCollum and Haynes "blocked" two players without touching them!!!
I also feel obligated to point out how smart of a football move that was by McCollum!
Wondered why mccollum was mentioned. He left in 2023. Hasn't had as much success there.Great post, just wanted to correct that this is Malik Rutherford pictured. McCollum transferred to UNC after 2022.
He kind of reminds me of our former coach.He’s terrible. Basically entertainment with no real assessment about why teams are good or bad
Makes sense, he was a huge fan of CCGHe kind of reminds me of our former coach.
I dunno - would make a good caption contest!No words needed
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Incredible cinema from our media crew.
Or do we?Let’s have a little fun:
1.) We’ve already beaten the highest pre-season ranked ACC team.
2.) We don’t play Clemson this year.
3.) Our two toughest games left (on paper) do not count in ACC play(Notre Dame and UGAg)
4.) With the new Playoff system, the ACC Champion essentially gets an automatic bid
It’s not out of the realm of possibility we could get in the ACC title game with a 7-1 conference record(regardless of what happens with the Catholics and mutts). Once we’re there…regardless of who we’re playing, we’re one win away from a playoff birth.
No idea who these guys are, but it's a fair analysis.
I’m a Clemson fan this weekend. Long ways to go, but I’d love to play them in the CG. Both undefeated, of course.Or do we?
That’s Rutherford. Not McCollumI noticed this for the first time on the "checks receipts" post (which BTW was one of the greatest posts ever!). I love how the combined moves by McCollum and Haynes "blocked" two players without touching them!!!
I also feel obligated to point out how smart of a football move that was by McCollum! He realized that if he made contact it would have almost certainly been a block on the back penalty and if not that he probably would have been called for the newer rules on the blindside block. So instead of making contact, he goated them to the sideline and then pulled up to just be in the way so Haynes had a cutback lane.