Schedule release tomorrow (Wed) at 2p

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Coloradojacket said:
Other than the 2 opens before us the schedule looks ok, meaning we don't play tough games consecutively. Pitt Plays Penn State before us and Louisville plays Fla State before us.
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USF, Pitt, Clemson in a row is not considered tough? Ok.

And GT ever playing a regular season Friday night game is disgusting. If we ever do that at home, it will truly hurt us.
 

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tech_wreck47 said:
I don’t mind the schedule. No schedule is going to be perfect/easy unless your in the sec and you don’t schedule teams worth anything... cough cough.... UGA.

I like the fact we get an extra day of rest after playing Louisville, especially with it happening right before most conference games. I also like that we play on a Thursday from our bye week because it gives us 2 extra days before playing UNC.
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Jeez, so when ugag schedules us and n.d. they are not scheduling teams worth anything?
 
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Best thing about the schedule is that we get an easier opponent the week after we beat Clemson so we can escape the let down with a win.
 

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Can we NOT try to white out Clemson. With the current state of both programs, it’s not going to work. I would prefer Miami but then people will complain if it’s too cold.
 

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I’m intrigued by the schedule mainly because our defense will be new to the ACC. Other than UGA and the SEC scheduling cupcakes before their ACC rivals I don’t get the UVA game. I don’t see it being a massive advantage for them. We are home he precious week against Miami and UVA hasn’t beaten us in Atl since 2008z
 

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I’m intrigued by the schedule mainly because our defense will be new to the ACC. Other than UGA and the SEC scheduling cupcakes before their ACC rivals I don’t get the UVA game. I don’t see it being a massive advantage for them. We are home he precious week against Miami and UVA hasn’t beaten us in Atl since 2008z
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In the larger scheme of things, it probably doesn't matter that much. But to me what really matters is the odds of such a thing randomly happening. If you go look at the composite schedule, out of all 15 teams, Virginia is literally the ONLY team that plays an FCS opponent on 11/10. So we play them 11/17. That's why I predicted we'd play Virginia on 11/17 before the schedule was released (I also predicted Clemson after Georgia Southern, UNCheat after a long break for us, and other stuff). I mean, if you sat down with a cynical mind and said 'what is the most we can screw Georgia Tech', these are the sorts of things you would come up with.
 

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bwelbo said:
In the larger scheme of things, it probably doesn't matter that much. But to me what really matters is the odds of such a thing randomly happening. If you go look at the composite schedule, out of all 15 teams, Virginia is literally the ONLY team that plays an FCS opponent on 11/10. So we play them 11/17. That's why I predicted we'd play Virginia on 11/17 before the schedule was released (I also predicted Clemson after Georgia Southern, UNCheat after a long break for us, and other stuff). I mean, if you sat down with a cynical mind and said 'what is the most we can screw Georgia Tech', these are the sorts of things you would come up with.
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Haha very true. It definitely sticks out. I really wish we would just stick to the team can only play 1 team coming off a bye even if both teams have byes. But looking a the schedule I would much rather have Clemson earlier in the year and Miami later. They were not good away from home last year. We get a couple of games to build up to playing Clemson. Each week appears to be a step up in competition. I think the schedule setup well. We are still walking a fine line as far as margin of error goes but I am very optimistic that we will be much better on the defensive side of the ball allowing our offense to get going. Plus we get a lot more practice of teams blitzkrieging us with going up against the new defensive scheme.
 
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