ACC 3 Win....SEC 1...That is all....

(11-25-2017 10:07 PM)Maize Wrote:  ACC 3 Win....SEC 1...That is all....

Barring an unlikely comeback by the Gamecocks, none of the 4 games will be close either.

What did the season finish at?

5-4 SEC or 5-5?

(11-25-2017 11:33 PM)AubTiger16 Wrote:  What did the season finish at?

5-4 SEC or 5-5?

All I care about is Clemson is 2-0.


What's Auburn's record vs the ACC?

(11-25-2017 11:33 PM)AubTiger16 Wrote:  What did the season finish at?

5-4 SEC or 5-5?

The regular season ends 5-4 SEC.

SEC wins:
1. Alabama 24, Florida St 7
2. Tennessee 42, Georgia Tech 41
3. South Carolina 35, NC State 28
4. LSU 35, Syracuse 26
5. Georgia 38, Georgia Tech 7

ACC wins:
1. Auburn 6, Clemson 14
2. Florida St 38, Florida 22
3. Louisville 44, Kentucky 17
4. Clemson 34, S. Carolina 10

It's not really over, as there will be bowl match-ups also.

(11-26-2017 12:23 AM)Kaplony Wrote:  

(11-25-2017 11:33 PM)AubTiger16 Wrote:  What did the season finish at?

5-4 SEC or 5-5?

All I care about is Clemson is 2-0.


What's Auburn's record vs the ACC?

That wasn't meant as a jab lol. I just asked without going through individual teams...

Clemson has been very good for the last few seasons and I think Dabo is awesome.

But, since you said that, i'll just leave this here. (Because it's all I have after out last few games!)

Auburn vs Clemson All-time.

34-15.

And yes it all matters. We have played 2 very close defensive games the last 2 seasons. Congrats on beating us!

(11-26-2017 07:12 AM)Hokie Mark Wrote:  

(11-25-2017 11:33 PM)AubTiger16 Wrote:  What did the season finish at?

5-4 SEC or 5-5?

The regular season ends 5-4 SEC.

SEC wins:
1. Alabama 24, Florida St 7
2. Tennessee 42, Georgia Tech 41
3. South Carolina 35, NC State 28
4. LSU 35, Syracuse 26
5. Georgia 38, Georgia Tech 7

ACC wins:
1. Auburn 6, Clemson 14
2. Florida St 38, Florida 22
3. Louisville 44, Kentucky 17
4. Clemson 34, S. Carolina 10

It's not really over, as there will be bowl match-ups also.

Yeah it's crazy seeing how bad the bottom actually was.

Florida has an interim HC but FSU dominated that game. It was never in doubt.
Louisville got it's revenge from last season against Kentucky by totally destroying them.
South Carolina was NOT ready for that Clemson team. Clemson is getting healthy on defense again and it showed.

I think the ACC has the best team in the country in Clemson but I think the SEC has the stronger group of teams at the top. Based on the season record i'd say the middle/bottom are about even pending the matchups.

As pointed out by Kap on the other board, the SEC/ACC doesn't have built in cupcakes like other conferences have.

(11-26-2017 10:00 AM)AubTiger16 Wrote:  

(11-26-2017 07:12 AM)Hokie Mark Wrote:  

(11-25-2017 11:33 PM)AubTiger16 Wrote:  What did the season finish at?

5-4 SEC or 5-5?

The regular season ends 5-4 SEC.

SEC wins:
1. Alabama 24, Florida St 7
2. Tennessee 42, Georgia Tech 41
3. South Carolina 35, NC State 28
4. LSU 35, Syracuse 26
5. Georgia 38, Georgia Tech 7

ACC wins:
1. Auburn 6, Clemson 14
2. Florida St 38, Florida 22
3. Louisville 44, Kentucky 17
4. Clemson 34, S. Carolina 10

It's not really over, as there will be bowl match-ups also.

Yeah it's crazy seeing how bad the bottom actually was.

Florida has an interim HC but FSU dominated that game. It was never in doubt.
Louisville got it's revenge from last season against Kentucky by totally destroying them.
South Carolina was NOT ready for that Clemson team. Clemson is getting healthy on defense again and it showed.

I think the ACC has the best team in the country in Clemson but I think the SEC has the stronger group of teams at the top. Based on the season record i'd say the middle/bottom are about even pending the matchups.

As pointed out by Kap on the other board, the SEC/ACC doesn't have built in cupcakes like other conferences have.

I don't anyone can touch the SEC top 3 in Auburn, Bama & Georgia but I think that the ACC is a little tougher top to bottom this year. No doubt Clemson is a top 4 team. Congrats to Auburn on beating the bad guys, I loved it!


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SEC = 10 Bowl teams

ACC= 9 Bowl teams with possibility up to 12 Bowl teams not counting ND

(11-26-2017 06:25 PM)Lenvillecards Wrote:  

(11-26-2017 10:00 AM)AubTiger16 Wrote:  

(11-26-2017 07:12 AM)Hokie Mark Wrote:  

(11-25-2017 11:33 PM)AubTiger16 Wrote:  What did the season finish at?

5-4 SEC or 5-5?

The regular season ends 5-4 SEC.

SEC wins:
1. Alabama 24, Florida St 7
2. Tennessee 42, Georgia Tech 41
3. South Carolina 35, NC State 28
4. LSU 35, Syracuse 26
5. Georgia 38, Georgia Tech 7

ACC wins:
1. Auburn 6, Clemson 14
2. Florida St 38, Florida 22
3. Louisville 44, Kentucky 17
4. Clemson 34, S. Carolina 10

It's not really over, as there will be bowl match-ups also.

Yeah it's crazy seeing how bad the bottom actually was.

Florida has an interim HC but FSU dominated that game. It was never in doubt.
Louisville got it's revenge from last season against Kentucky by totally destroying them.
South Carolina was NOT ready for that Clemson team. Clemson is getting healthy on defense again and it showed.

I think the ACC has the best team in the country in Clemson but I think the SEC has the stronger group of teams at the top. Based on the season record i'd say the middle/bottom are about even pending the matchups.

As pointed out by Kap on the other board, the SEC/ACC doesn't have built in cupcakes like other conferences have.

I don't anyone can touch the SEC top 3 in Auburn, Bama & Georgia but I think that the ACC is a little tougher top to bottom this year. No doubt Clemson is a top 4 team. Congrats to Auburn on beating the bad guys, I loved it!


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Yeah definitely could be, maybe with all these new coaches coming into the SEC in the next couple of years those bottom teams can get back on track.

Clemson is definitely a top 4 team. They should be #1. When the committee releases the rankings. Dominating South Carolina the way they did adds another FPI top 25 win putting them with the best win of the top 4 and 8 wins over FPI top 40 teams.

(11-26-2017 08:13 PM)Dasville Wrote:  SEC = 10 Bowl teams

ACC= 9 Bowl teams with possibility up to 12 Bowl teams not counting ND

Actually, the SEC has 9 bowl teams. The ACC has 9 as well, and 10 if FSU beats ULM on Saturday.

(11-26-2017 10:37 PM)AubTiger16 Wrote:  

(11-26-2017 06:25 PM)Lenvillecards Wrote:  

(11-26-2017 10:00 AM)AubTiger16 Wrote:  

(11-26-2017 07:12 AM)Hokie Mark Wrote:  

(11-25-2017 11:33 PM)AubTiger16 Wrote:  What did the season finish at?

5-4 SEC or 5-5?

The regular season ends 5-4 SEC.

SEC wins:
1. Alabama 24, Florida St 7
2. Tennessee 42, Georgia Tech 41
3. South Carolina 35, NC State 28
4. LSU 35, Syracuse 26
5. Georgia 38, Georgia Tech 7

ACC wins:
1. Auburn 6, Clemson 14
2. Florida St 38, Florida 22
3. Louisville 44, Kentucky 17
4. Clemson 34, S. Carolina 10

It's not really over, as there will be bowl match-ups also.

Yeah it's crazy seeing how bad the bottom actually was.

Florida has an interim HC but FSU dominated that game. It was never in doubt.
Louisville got it's revenge from last season against Kentucky by totally destroying them.
South Carolina was NOT ready for that Clemson team. Clemson is getting healthy on defense again and it showed.

I think the ACC has the best team in the country in Clemson but I think the SEC has the stronger group of teams at the top. Based on the season record i'd say the middle/bottom are about even pending the matchups.

As pointed out by Kap on the other board, the SEC/ACC doesn't have built in cupcakes like other conferences have.

I don't anyone can touch the SEC top 3 in Auburn, Bama & Georgia but I think that the ACC is a little tougher top to bottom this year. No doubt Clemson is a top 4 team. Congrats to Auburn on beating the bad guys, I loved it!


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Yeah definitely could be, maybe with all these new coaches coming into the SEC in the next couple of years those bottom teams can get back on track.

Clemson is definitely a top 4 team. They should be #1. When the committee releases the rankings. Dominating South Carolina the way they did adds another FPI top 25 win putting them with the best win of the top 4 and 8 wins over FPI top 40 teams.

Yet this year feels as if any one of a half dozen or more teams could win it all.