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[QUOTE="SWC75, post: 682588, member: 289"]
Florida State and Miami, if they return to prominence, will be better than we are ever likely to be. (The Noles are inching closer and closer to what they were, while the Canes have a ways to go). 
 
Virginia Tech and Clemson will probably be better than us more often than not but we can compete with them if we play well and sometimes we will be better than them. We will do better in the Dome than we will in their places. 
 
I think we'll be in a group with Boston College, Pittsburgh, Virginia, North Carolina, North Carolina State and Georgia Tech-up and down but competitive and sometimes more than that.
 
Duke and Wake Forest will continue their historical roles, (in the two platoon era, anyway) as bottom feeders. Grobe has worked miracles with the Deacons but I don't believe it will last.
 
Maryland is on their way out. I think we will be better than them this one year.
 
When Louisville gets in I think they will be at the Virginia Tech/Clemson level.
 
I think Notre Dame may be entering another golden period under Brian Kelly, now that they are serious about football again. But until they climb off their pedestal and join the conference for football, that doesn't matter.
 
I think the ACC will be a better football conference than they have been. the Big East is on their way out of the BCS and the ACC will be able to recruit in the Northeast better while continue to recruit strongly in the south. The big question is whether we are headed to four major conferences or will stay at 5. If it's four we need to root for the Big 12 to come apart. I wouldn't mind raiding them for West Virginia, who clearly belongs in this conference, not that one.
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