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BCS NC hunt, ACC Coastal, momentum/ranking/relevency all at stake.
Some fans seem a bit preoccupied with the FSU game, but this is a huge one.
A loss puts us right back in all too familiar territory, where none us us want to go. GT and VT don't play Clemson or FSU, and thus really have a one game head start on us in the Coastal.
I think this is a huge test. A real contender on the national level dominates GT, and doesn't let a slow (and small, they look small) D, and a pattern offense devoid of real playmakers, with a pedestrian runner/terrible passing QB, beat them.
Unless Morris plays at his worst, I'm sure confident we roll.
Looks like Coley's O is getting in stride, we have playmakers all over the place and a deadly run, short pass and homerun passing attack,
and our D is light years better than anything we have seen in many years. On D, we have a pass rush, run defense, improving coverage, and a real turnover threat.
ST's are a strength and not a liability (besides the blocked punt vs UF and a missed FG at USF) we have TD threats on punt and kick returns, great punting, great kickoffs (seems we can kick it out of the endzone anytime, and our coverage has been very good at stopping returns inside the 20).
I say we roll, force turnovers and keep GT out of the game.
Good coaching goes a long way towards stopping GT's chop block and crack back, outdated high school offense.
Some fans seem a bit preoccupied with the FSU game, but this is a huge one.
A loss puts us right back in all too familiar territory, where none us us want to go. GT and VT don't play Clemson or FSU, and thus really have a one game head start on us in the Coastal.
I think this is a huge test. A real contender on the national level dominates GT, and doesn't let a slow (and small, they look small) D, and a pattern offense devoid of real playmakers, with a pedestrian runner/terrible passing QB, beat them.
Unless Morris plays at his worst, I'm sure confident we roll.
Looks like Coley's O is getting in stride, we have playmakers all over the place and a deadly run, short pass and homerun passing attack,
and our D is light years better than anything we have seen in many years. On D, we have a pass rush, run defense, improving coverage, and a real turnover threat.
ST's are a strength and not a liability (besides the blocked punt vs UF and a missed FG at USF) we have TD threats on punt and kick returns, great punting, great kickoffs (seems we can kick it out of the endzone anytime, and our coverage has been very good at stopping returns inside the 20).
I say we roll, force turnovers and keep GT out of the game.
Good coaching goes a long way towards stopping GT's chop block and crack back, outdated high school offense.
