ACC Bowl Record 1-9

[Dwinstitles]

Other than Cam this coming draft, we haven't had that in 20 years

Yea we *** at evals and recruiting high end, if we target the Dylan STewarts they go somewhere else it is what it is man

 

[nycane]

Yea we *** at evals and recruiting high end, if we target the Dylan STewarts they go somewhere else it is what it is man

well hes only an OL guy but Francis is likely top 10 when he comes out

 

[SayWhat]

Bowl games don't matter.

Signed,

CIS


On a serious note, is that a conference record? As in, all time worst ever for what is considered a prime time conference?

 

[Dwinstitles]

well hes only an OL guy but Francis is likely top 10 when he comes out

thats it, and thats alarming

 

[nycane]

thats it, and thats alarming

most teams dont have multiple top 10 picks. however, I get the point because how many future first round picks do we have?

 

[cway313]

well hes only an OL guy but Francis is likely top 10 when he comes out

Based off what?

 

[ALLoverCANE]

0-13 ATS lol

 

[westcoastcanes]

Wasn’t really my point. It’s that getting through a conference slate in the Big 10 or SEC isn’t really the murderer’s row that some people make it to be. Miami would have been favored over every team on Indiana’s schedule outside of Ohio State so is the Big 10 really that daunting or is it just that the top 3 teams are better than anyone in the ACC?

Jesus ******* Christ. If you guys refuse to acknowledge a decade plus of evidence on this topic why participate in the conversation.

 

[mcnaire2004]

 

[DTP]

Jesus ******* Christ. If you guys refuse to acknowledge a decade plus of evidence on this topic why participate in the conversation.

What are you talking about?

 

[Hurracanes]

Outside of ND, Florida, NCAA and Terry Porter, not many things I hate more than the ACC.

I despise this conference.

 

[ItsAUThing.com]

All due respect, with opt outs bowl game outcomes are meaningless in the grand scheme of the college football landscape.

The biggest storyline for the ACC was a slew of starting quarterbacks opting out, which they won't highlight as it doesn't fit the ESECPN narrative:

Miami — Ward bails mid-half, no Horton, no Restrepo, etc, and loses by a point.

SMU — ACC runner-up gets 11 seed and loses to #6 Penn State on road; Nittany Lions in quarterfinals.

Clemson — ACC Champ gets 12 seed and loses to #5 Texas; Longhorns in quarterfinals.

Boston College — Thomas Castellanos opts out; Eagles lose to Nebraska.

Cal — Fernando Mendoza opts out; Bears lose to UNLV.

Duke — Malik Murphy opts out; Blue Devils spanked by loaded Ole Miss team.

Georgia Tech — Eric Singleton out; Vandy had a slew of opt outs—better team won; Commodores.

Louisville — Eked out one-point win over Washington.

North Carolina — Top RB opts out (Omarion Hampton); quarterback mess, Beichick coming in; lose to UConn.

North Carolina State — Both had a lot of opt outs; Wolfpack just choked.

Pittsburgh — Falls to Toledo in 6OT when Narduzzi wimps out in regulation with shot to win.

Syracuse — Kyle McCord and everybody opts in; beats Washington State

Virginia Tech — Kyrone Drones (and others) opt out; lose to Minnesota.

 

[Cylo]

Off topic but ACC related. I was watching 247 transfer portal show today over at youtube. Bud Elliot came on and has Clemson as the favorite to win the ACC next year (I agree) but he also said that Miami could be a favorite if they get a stud QB. So Clemson the favorite