1. Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets
2. Clemson Tigers
3. Florida State Seminoles
4. Virginia Tech Hokies
5. Louisville Cardinals
6. NC State Wolfpack
7. Duke Blue Devils
8. Pittsburgh Panthers
9. North Carolina Tar Heels
10. Miami Hurricanes
11. Virginia Cavaliers
11. Boston College Eagles
13. Wake Forest Demon Deacons
14. Syracuse Orange


http://espn.go.com/blog/acc/post/_/id/81...rankings-2



I'm surprised they had the stones to put Miami and UNC towards the bottom of the middle where they will both likely end up. VT is too high. Pitt is probably too low.

(05-05-2015 04:03 AM)georgia_tech_swagger Wrote:  1. Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets
2. Clemson Tigers
3. Florida State Seminoles
4. Virginia Tech Hokies
5. Louisville Cardinals
6. NC State Wolfpack
7. Duke Blue Devils
8. Pittsburgh Panthers
9. North Carolina Tar Heels
10. Miami Hurricanes
11. Virginia Cavaliers
11. Boston College Eagles
13. Wake Forest Demon Deacons
14. Syracuse Orange


http://espn.go.com/blog/acc/post/_/id/81...rankings-2



I'm surprised they had the stones to put Miami and UNC towards the bottom of the middle where they will both likely end up. VT is too high. Pitt is probably too low.

I would put NC State and Louisville above Virginia Tech going into this season.

NC State has to show me more than they have so far. They'll win a bunch of games, but their OOC schedules the past few years have been cupcake city. Last year they improved in conference from 0-8 to 3-5, but two of their three wins were over Wake and Syracuse, both 1-7 teams.

I can't see them winning more than 4 games in conference this year. They play UNC and Va Tech out of division.

I'll go against the grain and say that Miami will do better than expected, breaking the hearts of Canes fans who would like to see a new coach in 2016.

Hokies owe the Yellow Jackets some pay back.
Get ready to rumble!

Miami's question mark is their O-line. How will it come together?

(05-05-2015 08:56 AM)BornAJacket Wrote:  Miami's question mark is their O-line. How will it come together?

They have a bigger issue with Al Golden...

Too early to be on the Shafer must go bandwagon?

I think not.

(05-05-2015 10:12 AM)WNCOrange Wrote:  Too early to be on the Shafer must go bandwagon?

I think not.

You're gonna need a bigger wagon.