Chip
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Let's say...
Miami decides to self impose a bowl ban as a means to lessen upcoming NCAA sanctions. ACC has asked them to decide before the conf championship game, and if they do decide to do it, ACC said they will be ineligible for the conf championship.
GT beats UNC and Duke. Good chance.
VT loses to FSU tomorrow. Good chance.
That puts GT in the ACC Championship game (UNC and Miami not eligible. GT has 3 conf losses. VT, Duke, UVA would all have at least 4).
GT loses to UGA. Good chance.
GT goes to the ACC Championship game, and somehow beats FSU (or Clemson). Not so good chance.
GT, at 6-6, goes to the Orange Bowl.
If UNC beats GT, then I think VT goes to Conf Championship game. If they should find a way to win, they go to the Orange Bowl, at 6-6.
Do I have that right? The league will be big fans of FSU or Clemson in that championship game. Especially if the one that wins that side, also beats their in-state SEC rival in the finale.
Miami decides to self impose a bowl ban as a means to lessen upcoming NCAA sanctions. ACC has asked them to decide before the conf championship game, and if they do decide to do it, ACC said they will be ineligible for the conf championship.
GT beats UNC and Duke. Good chance.
VT loses to FSU tomorrow. Good chance.
That puts GT in the ACC Championship game (UNC and Miami not eligible. GT has 3 conf losses. VT, Duke, UVA would all have at least 4).
GT loses to UGA. Good chance.
GT goes to the ACC Championship game, and somehow beats FSU (or Clemson). Not so good chance.
GT, at 6-6, goes to the Orange Bowl.
If UNC beats GT, then I think VT goes to Conf Championship game. If they should find a way to win, they go to the Orange Bowl, at 6-6.
Do I have that right? The league will be big fans of FSU or Clemson in that championship game. Especially if the one that wins that side, also beats their in-state SEC rival in the finale.