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we can still make it to the ACCG. I mean, all hope is not lost. We still have a shot at a great season and a rematch with FSU. It's actually very simple according to Southern Pigskin
Duke
Duke is the only team which controls its own destiny for the trip to Charlotte. If the Blue Devils win against Wake Forest and North Carolina, they will win the Coastal Division outright. A loss to North Carolina would automatically knock the Blue Devils out of contention, although they would still make it to Charlotte if they lose to Wake Forest, given that Miami wins both of its final two games.
Virginia Tech
The Hokies’ situation is undoubtedly the most complicated. First off, Virginia Tech absolutely must win its regular season finale against Virginia to even have a chance of going to Charlotte. If that happens, the Hokies then need to hope that either Duke loses its regular season finale against North Carolina, or Duke loses to Wake Forest and Miami drops at least one more game.
Georgia Tech
The Yellow Jackets have already finished conference play with a 5-3 record, so their fate is completely dependent on how the other teams in the division fare with their respective schedules. In order for Georgia Tech to win the division, Virginia Tech must lose to Virginia, and both Duke and Miami must lose at least one of the their remaining games.
Miami
The Hurricanes only have one scenario which leads to them going to Charlotte: Miami must win out, Duke must lose to North Carolina and Virginia Tech must lose to Virginia.
North Carolina
Although the Tar Heels could still finish in a tie atop the standings, they have been mathematically eliminated from representing the Coastal Division in the ACC Championship Game.
http://southernpigskin.com/acc/simplifying-the-coastal-division-race/
See, simple. I think Golden should get another extension, maybe to 2035 and Coach D should be given a raise and maybe made President of the World.
Duke
Duke is the only team which controls its own destiny for the trip to Charlotte. If the Blue Devils win against Wake Forest and North Carolina, they will win the Coastal Division outright. A loss to North Carolina would automatically knock the Blue Devils out of contention, although they would still make it to Charlotte if they lose to Wake Forest, given that Miami wins both of its final two games.
Virginia Tech
The Hokies’ situation is undoubtedly the most complicated. First off, Virginia Tech absolutely must win its regular season finale against Virginia to even have a chance of going to Charlotte. If that happens, the Hokies then need to hope that either Duke loses its regular season finale against North Carolina, or Duke loses to Wake Forest and Miami drops at least one more game.
Georgia Tech
The Yellow Jackets have already finished conference play with a 5-3 record, so their fate is completely dependent on how the other teams in the division fare with their respective schedules. In order for Georgia Tech to win the division, Virginia Tech must lose to Virginia, and both Duke and Miami must lose at least one of the their remaining games.
Miami
The Hurricanes only have one scenario which leads to them going to Charlotte: Miami must win out, Duke must lose to North Carolina and Virginia Tech must lose to Virginia.
North Carolina
Although the Tar Heels could still finish in a tie atop the standings, they have been mathematically eliminated from representing the Coastal Division in the ACC Championship Game.
http://southernpigskin.com/acc/simplifying-the-coastal-division-race/
See, simple. I think Golden should get another extension, maybe to 2035 and Coach D should be given a raise and maybe made President of the World.