10/28 UConn @ BC
10/28 Pitt @ ND
11/4 Campbell @ UNC
11/4 ND @ Clem
11/18 UNA @ FSU
11/18 Wake @ ND
11/25 FSU @ UF
11/25 UK @ UL
11/25 UGA @ GT
11/25 Clem @ USCjr

My first priority is to win 3 of 4 of the SEC rivalry games. My second priority is for Clemson to pick up a home win vs ND. Bonus points is if Pitt or Wake can spring the upset in South Bend.

(10-09-2023 02:52 PM)Garrettabc Wrote:  10/28 UConn @ BC
10/28 Pitt @ ND
11/4 Campbell @ UNC
11/4 ND @ Clem
11/18 UNA @ FSU
11/18 Wake @ ND
11/25 FSU @ UF
11/25 UK @ UL
11/25 UGA @ GT
11/25 Clem @ USCjr

My first priority is to win 3 of 4 of the SEC rivalry games. My second priority is for Clemson to pick up a home win vs ND. Bonus points is if Pitt or Wake can spring the upset in South Bend.

+1. This has the potential to be a special year. The ACC has a decent non-conference record so far this year, but many of the big boys - especially FSU and Clemson, but also UNC and Louisville - still have OOC games to play.

I think both Pitt and Wake are capable of doing it. Wake is well coached, Pitt should be better than their record and with a QB change they could find a spark.

(10-09-2023 06:00 PM)Hokie Mark Wrote:  

(10-09-2023 02:52 PM)Garrettabc Wrote:  10/28 UConn @ BC
10/28 Pitt @ ND
11/4 Campbell @ UNC
11/4 ND @ Clem
11/18 UNA @ FSU
11/18 Wake @ ND
11/25 FSU @ UF
11/25 UK @ UL
11/25 UGA @ GT
11/25 Clem @ USCjr

My first priority is to win 3 of 4 of the SEC rivalry games. My second priority is for Clemson to pick up a home win vs ND. Bonus points is if Pitt or Wake can spring the upset in South Bend.

+1. This has the potential to be a special year. The ACC has a decent non-conference record so far this year, but many of the big boys - especially FSU and Clemson, but also UNC and Louisville - still have OOC games to play.

Right now, my guess is that ACC teams would be favored in 5 of the 10 remaining OOC games (depending on what Louisville does between now and Kentucky). If chalk holds that would put the league on a pace to win one more regular season OOC game than last year.