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<blockquote data-quote="JacketOff" data-source="post: 919435" data-attributes="member: 4572"><p>We realistically could have been playing in the ACC championship game next week, I hope y’all know and remember that. We beat the top 3 teams in the Coastal, and laid total eggs against Miami and UVA who combined to go 8-14 and 4-11 in conference. Win those 2 games and we’re going to Charlotte, beat UCF like we should have and we’re looking at an 8-4 year with losses to #10 Clemson, #14 Florida State, #1 Georgia, and currently unranked but ranked all year Ole Miss. If that’s our resume then we’re ranked right now. We could’ve been 8-3 going into the UGA game, probably ranked 20th.</p><p></p><p>We’re not that far off from being a good team again. We just have to get Tech fans to believe and buy in again. We played much better on the road this year, and I bet a lot of has to do with actually playing in decent environments. Playing at BDS now is like playing at Duke anytime in the last 20 years. The stadium is half empty, and it sounds like a library. Usually half the fans that <em>are </em>there are for the other team. The best games we played were @Pitt, @UNC, @VT, and at home was actually a decent crowd against Duke. The worst games we played were at home vs. Ole Miss, at home vs. UVA, at home vs. Miami, and we looked pretty bad at home against WCU too. Clemson, FSU, and UGA were good environments, those teams are just too far ahead of us for it to make a difference. And FWIW, we looked like we could compete for the entirety of the first halves against Clemson and UGA. Probably because the team was fired up to be playing in an environment where there was actually any energy.</p><p></p><p>This needs to be a wake up call for Tech fans. We sold 40k tickets to the Ole Miss game. That’s 73% of our capacity. The biggest on-campus game of the year and we don’t even sell three-quarters of our stadium out. To put that in perspective we sold 40k tickets against Bowling Green in 2018, and 41k against Duke in the same year. We didn’t even draw 30k against UVA this year. That’s a joke. Tech fans should be ashamed of how poorly we treated our boys out there. If we had supported them at all we’d probably be going bowling, and we might even be getting ready for a trip to Charlotte right now.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="JacketOff, post: 919435, member: 4572"] We realistically could have been playing in the ACC championship game next week, I hope y’all know and remember that. We beat the top 3 teams in the Coastal, and laid total eggs against Miami and UVA who combined to go 8-14 and 4-11 in conference. Win those 2 games and we’re going to Charlotte, beat UCF like we should have and we’re looking at an 8-4 year with losses to #10 Clemson, #14 Florida State, #1 Georgia, and currently unranked but ranked all year Ole Miss. If that’s our resume then we’re ranked right now. We could’ve been 8-3 going into the UGA game, probably ranked 20th. We’re not that far off from being a good team again. We just have to get Tech fans to believe and buy in again. We played much better on the road this year, and I bet a lot of has to do with actually playing in decent environments. Playing at BDS now is like playing at Duke anytime in the last 20 years. The stadium is half empty, and it sounds like a library. Usually half the fans that [I]are [/I]there are for the other team. The best games we played were @Pitt, @UNC, @VT, and at home was actually a decent crowd against Duke. The worst games we played were at home vs. Ole Miss, at home vs. UVA, at home vs. Miami, and we looked pretty bad at home against WCU too. Clemson, FSU, and UGA were good environments, those teams are just too far ahead of us for it to make a difference. And FWIW, we looked like we could compete for the entirety of the first halves against Clemson and UGA. Probably because the team was fired up to be playing in an environment where there was actually any energy. This needs to be a wake up call for Tech fans. We sold 40k tickets to the Ole Miss game. That’s 73% of our capacity. The biggest on-campus game of the year and we don’t even sell three-quarters of our stadium out. To put that in perspective we sold 40k tickets against Bowling Green in 2018, and 41k against Duke in the same year. We didn’t even draw 30k against UVA this year. That’s a joke. Tech fans should be ashamed of how poorly we treated our boys out there. If we had supported them at all we’d probably be going bowling, and we might even be getting ready for a trip to Charlotte right now. [/QUOTE]
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