JeffCuse
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After hearing Dino, to an extent, blame the bye for the team coming out poorly yesterday, I wanted to see...is Syracuse as bad following a bye as it seems?
Over the past 5 seasons (excluding 2020 which had multiple byes which varied based on team due to COVID), Syracuse has been particularly bad, as compared to the ACC as a whole, in weeks following the bye.
ACC team records following bye weeks (2016-2019, 2021)
The result...yes, Syracuse is the worst team in the ACC (tied) in weeks following the bye over the past 5 full seasons. Now, this is probably somewhat unremarkable as it seems that the records above seem to generally align with the records as a whole, but it still underscores the fact that this coaching staff does not seem to be effectively preparing the team over the course of the bye.
Over the past 5 seasons (excluding 2020 which had multiple byes which varied based on team due to COVID), Syracuse has been particularly bad, as compared to the ACC as a whole, in weeks following the bye.
ACC team records following bye weeks (2016-2019, 2021)
| Wake | 1-4 |
| NC State | 3-2 |
| Clemson | 5-0 |
| Louisville | 4-1 |
| FSU | 2-3 |
| Syracuse | 1-4 |
| BC | 2-3 |
| Pitt | 3-2 |
| Virginia | 2-3 |
| Miami | 2-3 |
| VT | 2-3 |
| UNC | 3-2 |
| GT | 3-2 |
| Duke | 2-3 |
37-35 | |
| 0.513 |
The result...yes, Syracuse is the worst team in the ACC (tied) in weeks following the bye over the past 5 full seasons. Now, this is probably somewhat unremarkable as it seems that the records above seem to generally align with the records as a whole, but it still underscores the fact that this coaching staff does not seem to be effectively preparing the team over the course of the bye.
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