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There isn't a dominant program in the Coastal. There wasn't a team this season we couldn't have beaten. I think we'll be better next year, so the question is how much better will the other teams be?Would making the ACC title game be reasonable for next year, or would year 3 be more realistic?
There are a couple of sportswriters who might die of joy if it were a 7-way tie.Anything is reasonable in the coastal. I think we should get a minimum of 8 wins next year. With a little bit of luck we could easily get 9, maybe even 10 wins.
To win big today, you need at least a 2nd team DL in which each member plays double digit downs every game. Depth on the DL is a must. And we are losing Crawford and Strowbridge, with no one having truly stepped up this year to replace either.7-5 to 8-4 next year. We have 2 really tough OOC games to start the year. Our season hinges on us finding 4-5 DTs who can keep OL off of Chazz and Gemmell, a LT and the health of Sam.
2021 will be the year that we will have the opportunity to win 9 or 10 regular season games.
I disagree with the first two games being a killer. I don't expect a win over Auburn and while I think UCF is good, I don't think they are as good as people want to say they are. I think there is a good chance that we are 1-1 in those games.There are a couple of sportswriters who might die of joy if it were a 7-way tie.
The opening 2 games are killer. If the team weathers those physically and emotionally, and stays reasonably healthy, 9-3 with a division title is possible.
Yes - injuries almost as bad as 2017. And against a definitely tougher schedule.Wasn't this team riddled with injuries this season? I mean, stay healthy and heck maybe even win more games this year?
Not nearly as bad as 2017 inmo. Right now the only impact players missing are Rene, Wolfolk and Kelly. Morrison and Polino missed a handful of games each, but that 2017 team was limping - tons of starters missing the majority of the yr.Yes - injuries almost as bad as 2017. And against a definitely tougher schedule.