My guess is Louisville. I'm expecting a plus 4.5 change in wins. I see a 6-6 finish, with a bowl win against a G-5 team (7-6 vs 2-10). They were -125 points off turnovers last year. I expect moderate improvement under Satterfield to squeak out 6 wins assuming the injuries stay in check.

You'll think I'm just being a home, but I expect VT to improve from 6 to 10 wins.
Why? The defense was extremely young last year but 98% of the production is back. Also, the Hokies will line up with 4-stars at most positions all over the field (19 will be eligible to play, although some are freshmen; one 4-star qb transfer must sit out).

Not being a homer but I feel Pitt has a good shot to go 15-0 and win the National Championship.

(05-13-2019 02:37 PM)Hokie Mark Wrote:  You'll think I'm just being a home, but I expect VT to improve from 6 to 10 wins.
Why? The defense was extremely young last year but 98% of the production is back. Also, the Hokies will line up with 4-stars at most positions all over the field (19 will be eligible to play, although some are freshmen; one 4-star qb transfer must sit out).

I just have a hard time with the concept that Virginia Tech being good is a surprise.

Boston College. The entire Coastal is still largely on fire, so chose from the Atlantic at least.

(05-13-2019 04:24 PM)georgia_tech_swagger Wrote:  Boston College. The entire Coastal is still largely on fire, so chose from the Atlantic at least.

BC has a lot of fire power returning on offense and their coach is solid. Their defense is always pretty good. This makes a lot of sense. VT would not surprise me either.