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Argus needs to learn to wait for his game before running his mouth.
Bama is a 7 point favorite..............but, what if..........maybe a BIG IF Clemson wins. That would be 2 out of the last 3 NC's won by the ACC Champs beating the SEC Champs. Hummm.
Of course, the ACC runner up already demolished the SEC runner up.
Bama is a 7 point favorite..............but, what if..........maybe a BIG IF Clemson wins. That would be 2 out of the last 3 NC's won by the ACC Champs beating the SEC Champs. Hummm.
Of course, the ACC runner up already demolished the SEC runner up.
Clemson winning would not be big shock, but that does not mean their road was harder to get there.Argus needs to learn to wait for his game before running his mouth.
Bama is a 7 point favorite..............but, what if..........maybe a BIG IF Clemson wins. That would be 2 out of the last 3 NC's won by the ACC Champs beating the SEC Champs. Hummm.
Of course, the ACC runner up already demolished the SEC runner up.
When a conference touts its strength on the back of 2 teams what does that tell you?
BTW Clemson first appearance since 1980? What does that say as well?
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"Clemson winning would not be big shock."
So.....sounds like you have a great deal of respect for the ACC Champion
"When a conference touts its strength on the back of 2 teams what does that tell you?"
That at any given time any Conference can feature 2 teams of great strength. Of course, in 2015 the ACC featured Clemson, UNC and FSU. When ND becomes a full time member that will be 4 teams of strength. With all the new coaches coming aboard check out the ACC in football in 2 or 3 years. Basketball and baseball are already there as well as some of the womens sports and other sports.
"BTW Clemson first appearance since 1980? What does that say as well?"
That Clemson is growing and gaining strength. All you have to do is take a look at their recruiting!
"Clemson winning would not be big shock."
So.....sounds like you have a great deal of respect for the ACC Champion
"When a conference touts its strength on the back of 2 teams what does that tell you?"
That at any given time any Conference can feature 2 teams of great strength. Of course, in 2015 the ACC featured Clemson, UNC and FSU. When ND becomes a full time member that will be 4 teams of strength. With all the new coaches coming aboard check out the ACC in football in 2 or 3 years. Basketball and baseball are already there as well as some of the womens sports and other sports.
"BTW Clemson first appearance since 1980? What does that say as well?"
That Clemson is growing and gaining strength. All you have to do is take a look at their recruiting!
