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re: If Ala, Ga or LSU played Clemson’s schedule?
Posted on 9/20/19 at 11:13 am to Tillman
Posted on 9/20/19 at 11:13 am to Tillman
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their toughest game was ND with Wimbush.
Negative. The toughest game was Auburn, who 'beat the dog crap out of us.' We really should have beaten ND up there by at least 10. We out-gained them by around 75 yards and turned the ball over twice when we were in position to put the game away. We also held ND to only 55 yards rushing and forced 2 turnovers. Wimbush had exactly 16 carries for 1 yard. He did, however, pass for 200.
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Posted on 9/20/19 at 12:04 pm to UnderDog68
I love this argument, this board was brought to my attention from one of my Georgia friends
I think it's fairly obvious that the ACC is not a good conference overall this year. Florida St, Miami, VT, Tech, and Louisville being down is not a good look. Clemson cannot control the schedule and we'll continue to play it out and take our chances week after week. I don't doubt that Alabama/Georgia would have any problems with our schedule, similarly to how they had virtually no problems last year in their respective divisions.
However, I don't buy into the narrative that the week in week out grind of an SEC schedule would be to Clemson's disadvantage. Just based off of Georgia and Bamas dominance in conference the last couple of years. This is not 2007 when the SEC was head over heels the most dominant conference in the land.
And yes I have enough self awareness to realize that I am on an SEC board, but I enjoy chopping it up with some real passionate football fan bases, which is lacking in the ACC of late.
Final thought; how the hell is Florida ranked in the top 10? Did anyone watch that Miami game?
I think it's fairly obvious that the ACC is not a good conference overall this year. Florida St, Miami, VT, Tech, and Louisville being down is not a good look. Clemson cannot control the schedule and we'll continue to play it out and take our chances week after week. I don't doubt that Alabama/Georgia would have any problems with our schedule, similarly to how they had virtually no problems last year in their respective divisions.
However, I don't buy into the narrative that the week in week out grind of an SEC schedule would be to Clemson's disadvantage. Just based off of Georgia and Bamas dominance in conference the last couple of years. This is not 2007 when the SEC was head over heels the most dominant conference in the land.
And yes I have enough self awareness to realize that I am on an SEC board, but I enjoy chopping it up with some real passionate football fan bases, which is lacking in the ACC of late.
Final thought; how the hell is Florida ranked in the top 10? Did anyone watch that Miami game?
Posted on 9/20/19 at 12:45 pm to UnderDog68
SEC could get two teams in, according to Vegas. that might be the way to go with all this SEC power at the top.
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