FSU vs The ACC

[721Comstock]

Actually capacity is like 55K this year. They are reducing capacity to like 68K when the renovations are complete

 

[TexanMark]

Follow me 721Comstock
55K in 2024 cuz they tore down some stands...to get rebuilt

When all renovations done capacity will be reduced from the 2023 capacity.

Clear? ;-)

 

[GoCuse14]

No one said there was going to be math.

 

[OrangeXtreme]

 

[Toga]

 

[HRE Otto IV]

How can they be taken seriously? Really hope the stunk again next year.

 

[FRANKIEFAN]

We should kick them out like the Old Big East and Temple if the have another bad year.

Also reduce their share of TV money because of the lawsuits.

9-3 Clemson hopefully won't mouth off again after the league got 2 teams in and they didn't have to beat anyone good.

 

[OrangePA]

I want them to stay and I want Clemson to stay. I hope they can both work it out with the ACC.

It’s best for Syracuse University

 

[HtownOrange]

Irony of ironies ...

In truth, FSU failed to give the ACC notice of leaving and argued in their pleadings that the court should find that did. The pleading went nowhere.

Still, funny as can be. I wonder what the FSU fans are saying now...

 

[Cusefan69]

 

[richmondcuse03]

They’re out at least 12M in legal fees. Such a shame.

 

[sendithome]

They’re out at least 12M in legal fees. Such a shame.

Worse or better decision than bringing in “top” QB transfers Uiagalelei and Castellanos in back to back years.

 

[sutomcat]

They are like a spoiled three year old. Sigh.

 

[kcsu]

They are like a spoiled three year old. Sigh.

Petulant brats

 

[All4SU]

I want them to stay and I want Clemson to stay. I hope they can both work it out with the ACC.

It’s best for Syracuse University

I agree. But I also think the ACC had better hire some clever, resourceful PR experts to combat the SEC/B1G bias out there. They have to change the narrative on college football.

 

[richmondcuse03]

I agree. But I also think the ACC had better hire some clever, resourceful PR experts to combat the SEC/B1G bias out there. They have to change the narrative on college football.

Good idea. The conference itself needs to step up its game too. The commissioner is terrible at this and it seems the whole conference staff does a lousy job.

 

[elimunelson]

I agree. But I also think the ACC had better hire some clever, resourceful PR experts to combat the SEC/B1G bias out there. They have to change the narrative on college football.

Bill Belichick is the resourceful PR

UNC is going to be a matinee darling. An ascending Miami and the northern schools like bc and Syracuse improving will
Help w ratings and the health of the league

 

[PhatOrange]

I agree. But I also think the ACC had better hire some clever, resourceful PR experts to combat the SEC/B1G bias out there. They have to change the narrative on college football.

They should because the conference is good….but winning games against the SEC would help. ACC was 3-8. Need to combat general bias, the conference non league as a whole is good.

Overall the ACC was 10-12 against P4 which is 2nd most wins. SEC was 13-6

ACC 3-2 vs Big 10

Big 10 vs SEC 1-3

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[All4SU]

Bill Belichick is the resourceful PR

UNC is going to be a matinee darling. An ascending Miami and the northern schools like bc and Syracuse improving will
Help w ratings and the health of the league

All good. But even results on the field will not be enough. This calls for an all out blitz to secure the ACC in the minds of the viewers and sports writers. The SEC is having a field day with strength of schedule stories right now, even though it is artificial preseason rankings that are keeping their schools’ ratings up. ACC has to counter and not defensively.

 

[OrangePA]

I agree. But I also think the ACC had better hire some clever, resourceful PR experts to combat the SEC/B1G bias out there. They have to change the narrative on college football.

Absolutely.

The ACC is a great conference - up and down mens' and womens' athletics.

 

[SmilinBob]

I agree. But I also think the ACC had better hire some clever, resourceful PR experts to combat the SEC/B1G bias out there. They have to change the narrative on college football.

Agree but we have to look at who's feeding the public the info. When we watched the Playoff Selection show there were:
2 Ohio St, 1 Michigan, Saban Bama, and LSU. That to me is where a big part of the problem lies.

 

[IthacaMatt]

I want them to stay and I want Clemson to stay. I hope they can both work it out with the ACC.

It’s best for Syracuse University

Yes, a reasonable and mature response.

But schadenfreude is so much more fun, isn't it ?

 

[orange79]

 

[Cusefan95]

All good. But even results on the field will not be enough. This calls for an all out blitz to secure the ACC in the minds of the viewers and sports writers. The SEC is having a field day with strength of schedule stories right now, even though it is artificial preseason rankings that are keeping their schools’ ratings up. ACC has to counter and not defensively.

Can't put lipstick on a pig and think it'll sell - beating SEC and Big Ten teams is necessary in order to give PR types some kind of data they can use to create a positive narrative for the ACC. I'd rather they not try to convince people the ACC was really good this year when there's not any evidence for it - if SMU and/or Clemson (preferrable and...) pull upset, sure. Sell that like crazy.

On field results won't be enough - but they are a necessary first step. The ACC hasn't taken that first step yet.

 

[kingtidge]

They are like a spoiled three year old. Sigh.

So the tantrum is over then?

Sippy cup of milk and nap-time??