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Which ACC Football Team Do Ya'll Think Will Be The Biggest Disappointment Of The 2018 Season?
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<blockquote data-quote="smathis30" data-source="post: 432333" data-attributes="member: 1803"><p>Real predictions:</p><p></p><p>Atlantic: BC takes a small step back. Graduated too much strength on D</p><p>Clemson: Runs away with the Atlantic</p><p>FSU: Brings back enough firepower on D to maintain last years success, and returns almost the entirety of the offense. </p><p>UL: TAKES A HUGE STEP back. Losing Lamar is losing their offense, even though he's basically the only person changing there. They lose almost everyone on Defense. </p><p>NC State: Roughly the same as last year. Lose a lot on D, but keep a lot of starters on offense. Can;t rely on Bradley Chubb this year,</p><p>Cuse: Returns a ton of starters, has 3 pretty easy OOC games and draws OOD Pitt and UNC. Will be better on paper and record than on the field</p><p>Wake: Loses a lot of key contributors, but draws Duke and Pitt OOD. Should be roughly bowl elgible again.</p><p></p><p>So Louisville will take a big step back, Cuse should step a little forward, and NCSU and Wake forest should take a step back, which FSU should be taking forward. They have the talent and experience, coaching just has to be there.</p><p></p><p>Coastal:</p><p>Duke: Joke of an OOC, but unforutately draws Wake and Clemson OOD. Should be another rough year, even with them returning a ton of starters</p><p>GT: Step up from last year, but 6 wins looks to be what is expected. Losing basically the entirety of the secondary will hurt way more than people expecing. SB Nation posted an article last year that showed the # of snaps taken in the secondary is far and out the best predictor of success on defense. Losing 3 to graduation and 1 to injury isn't going to help.</p><p>Miami: I don't think they are overrated. They do have a much tougher schedule than last year, but they return way too many people on both sides of the ball to really falter. Injuries hurt them last year. I expect them to repeat</p><p>UNC: Brutal OOC schedule and losing a ton of seniors on last years teams makes this years UNC team the dissapointment in the coastal</p><p>Pitt: Should be taking a step in the right direction, but playing 3 ten win teams out of confrence is going to hurt</p><p>Virginia: Should be just as good as last year. Easy OOC. Should step forward.</p><p>VT: ND and then cupcakes for OOC. Playing FSU week one should give us an idea of where they really are at. I still see them as somewhere between a 7-9 win team based off how many starters are returning.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="smathis30, post: 432333, member: 1803"] Real predictions: Atlantic: BC takes a small step back. Graduated too much strength on D Clemson: Runs away with the Atlantic FSU: Brings back enough firepower on D to maintain last years success, and returns almost the entirety of the offense. UL: TAKES A HUGE STEP back. Losing Lamar is losing their offense, even though he's basically the only person changing there. They lose almost everyone on Defense. NC State: Roughly the same as last year. Lose a lot on D, but keep a lot of starters on offense. Can;t rely on Bradley Chubb this year, Cuse: Returns a ton of starters, has 3 pretty easy OOC games and draws OOD Pitt and UNC. Will be better on paper and record than on the field Wake: Loses a lot of key contributors, but draws Duke and Pitt OOD. Should be roughly bowl elgible again. So Louisville will take a big step back, Cuse should step a little forward, and NCSU and Wake forest should take a step back, which FSU should be taking forward. They have the talent and experience, coaching just has to be there. Coastal: Duke: Joke of an OOC, but unforutately draws Wake and Clemson OOD. Should be another rough year, even with them returning a ton of starters GT: Step up from last year, but 6 wins looks to be what is expected. Losing basically the entirety of the secondary will hurt way more than people expecing. SB Nation posted an article last year that showed the # of snaps taken in the secondary is far and out the best predictor of success on defense. Losing 3 to graduation and 1 to injury isn't going to help. Miami: I don't think they are overrated. They do have a much tougher schedule than last year, but they return way too many people on both sides of the ball to really falter. Injuries hurt them last year. I expect them to repeat UNC: Brutal OOC schedule and losing a ton of seniors on last years teams makes this years UNC team the dissapointment in the coastal Pitt: Should be taking a step in the right direction, but playing 3 ten win teams out of confrence is going to hurt Virginia: Should be just as good as last year. Easy OOC. Should step forward. VT: ND and then cupcakes for OOC. Playing FSU week one should give us an idea of where they really are at. I still see them as somewhere between a 7-9 win team based off how many starters are returning. [/QUOTE]
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