I must confess, I’m a little nervous. The ACC fell on their butt last year winning 1/4 when 2/4 seemed like a sure thing. I get this feeling that the Gators will make it interesting like they did vs Missouri. Clemson is not likely to put up a ton of points vs UoSC, so a big play or big mistake could be the difference. UK worries me the most. All the pressure is off of GT, nobody expects them to win, a respectable showing wouid be nice.
So what gives me hope is that in 3 of the 4 games the ACC side should be much better if the regular season records gives us any sort of indication.
What are the keys to winning? I’ll comment on FSU; I’d say get off to a fast start, OL give Tate Rodemaker time to throw, defense keep your composure and not commit stupid penalties and give UF extra downs.
It's certainly not unreasonable to hope for 3-1. Neither would it be a complete surprise if the ACC goes 1-3. Disappointing, yes. Surprising, no.
UK should be the least likely team to worry about. Brohm has circled this game on the schedule and will absolutely have UofL ready to play. UK is decent but they have been fading. They have no momentum going into this weekend. I would be more worried about cheap shots hurting key Louisville players...something Stoops apparently either teaches or allows in his game planning.
One thing that I know for sure is that "Anything can happen in a rivalry game."
If GT wins I'll levitate for an entire week propelled purely by schadenfreude.
(11-21-2023 10:51 AM)georgia_tech_swagger Wrote: [ -> ]If GT wins I'll levitate for an entire week propelled purely by schadenfreude.
I'll be buying copious amounts of gold paint for the entire state.
(11-21-2023 09:54 AM)LaBradfordsTWill Wrote: [ -> ]UK should be the least likely team to worry about. Brohm has circled this game on the schedule and will absolutely have UofL ready to play. UK is decent but they have been fading. They have no momentum going into this weekend. I would be more worried about cheap shots hurting key Louisville players...something Stoops apparently either teaches or allows in his game planning.
This is precisely WHY any Louisville fan should be nervous. Everything seems to be pointing in the Cards' direction.
You know what they say about conventional wisdom.
I'll be ecstatic with a 1-point Louisville blowout.
(11-21-2023 10:51 AM)georgia_tech_swagger Wrote: [ -> ]If GT wins I'll levitate for an entire week propelled purely by schadenfreude.
I will cheer for GT, and eagerly anticipate the SEC Short and Roll Call YouTube videos should you win.
A friend of mine gambles on everything. He sent me this text. This is how much the line has moved today alone
“At noon UL was a 6pt fav. At 2 o'clock 6.5 now at 4:45 7.5. I think it opened at 7.”