None of the ACC Usual Suspects are World Beaters

[OrangeinBoston]

FSU, Louisville, Clemson, VT they are just ok. SU can be competitive.

GT may well run away with the ACC championship. Which will resurrect the discussion about the role of the option in college football (no, I'm sure they don't give a rat's behind if they never send a QB to the NFL).

 

[longtimefan]

FSU, Louisville, Clemson, VT they are just ok. SU can be competitive.

GT may well run away with the ACC championship. Which will resurrect the discussion about the role of the option in college football (no, I'm sure they don't give a rat's behind if they never send a QB to the NFL).

And yet, they have sent receivers--and good ones. Much like Keith Jackson playing at Oklahoma when the Sooners threw the ball about 5 times a game.

 

[mantonio]

Louisville is already toast this season.

Time for them to start thinking about playing for next season...

 

[Rage4CUSE]

Louisville is already toast this season.

Time for them to start thinking about playing for next season...

Yup, harsh reality 3 games into a season for a team that was thinking they could get themselves to the ACC championship.

 

[Alsacs]

FSU doesn't look like a world beater but they are a solid top 15 team IMO.
Clemson went on the road and beat a talented Louisville team. I hate how style points matter they won on the road in primetime they are a playoff contender.
VPI played Ohio State even for a half and lost their QB. They can still be a top 25 team.
Miami has the most underrated QB in the nation Kaaya and I want to see them against Nebraska today.
Georgia Tech plays a tough one against Notre Dame today. They better win or they will be called frauds.