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Message: [QUOTE="sutomcat, post: 1859411, member: 27"] [URL='http://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/17398496/centralized-replay-add-another-layer-coverage-acc']Getting it right: Why the ACC will use centralized replay[/URL] (espn) [B][URL="http://www.syracuse.com/orangefootball/index.ssf/2016/08/syracuse_football_predictions_2016_how_will_orange_fare_with_dino_babers.html#0"]Syracuse football predictions 2016: How will Orange fare with Dino Babers?[/URL][/B] (PS; Staff) [B][URL="http://www.dukebasketballreport.com/2016/8/30/12706970/acc-football-what-to-expect-this-season"]ACC Football: What To Expect This Season?[/URL] [/B](dukebasketballreport.cmo; Sours) [I]Outside of the Big Two, a lot is up for grabs. It is difficult, as it is seemingly every year, to pin down what football season will be like in the ACC. There are a few things which we know, and very many things about which we are uncertain. We are using, in that sentence, both the editorial “we” and “we” as in college football fans, experts, and coaches. Preseason predictions have a habit of looking silly come December (see 2013, when the Blue Devils were picked to finish 7th in the Coastal, and then turned up in the ACC championship and the Chick-fil-a bowl). And so here we will avoid making very many hard predictions, and instead will discuss the things we do know, and which of the things we don’t know that will be worth paying attention to.The yearly refrain of the ACC is that it is in two strata, maybe three. We have Florida State and Clemson as the perennial powers, through which the ACC Championship lies. They both return Heisman candidates in Dalton Cook and Deshaun Watson. They both boast a winning culture, good recruits, and excellent coaching. We need not tell you that they will likely lose no more than one or two games this season, and each may contend for a spot in The Playoff. We’ll call them the Big Two. And then, one could make the case for two more groups: the bowl contenders, and the rebuilds.The rebuilds are easy to name: Virginia, Wake Forest, Boston College, and Syracuse come to mind quite easily. ... [IMG]http://www.trbimg.com/img-57c4dd5e/turbine/mc-james-mungro-2-082298-jpg-20160829/550/550x309[/IMG] [/I] [B][URL="http://www.mcall.com/sports/mc-flashback-sports-anniversaries-0829-20160829-story.html"]East Stroudsburg High's James Mungro continued his assault on the state rushing record books in 1996[/URL] [/B](mcall.com; Staff) [I] ... 1996—East Stroudsburg senior James Mungro, who in 1995 set the state's single-season rushing record of 3,067 yards, begins his assault on the career mark with 229 yards in a season-opening 35-14 non league win over Wilkes-Barre Coughlin. ... [/I] [/QUOTE]

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