My initial thoughts.. Heels do NOT have an easy path to Charlotte
https://sports.yahoo.com/acc-announ...r-2020-college-football-season-203727895.html
https://sports.yahoo.com/acc-announ...r-2020-college-football-season-203727895.html
New 2020 ACC Schedule
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North Carolina
Home: NC State, Notre Dame, Syracuse, Virginia Tech, Wake Forest
Away: Boston College Duke, Florida State, Miami, Virginia
Home: NC State, Notre Dame, Syracuse, Virginia Tech, Wake Forest
Away: Boston College Duke, Florida State, Miami, Virginia
With all due respect, are you insane? They have the easiest path of any legitimate contender, and it's really not close.
Clemson will have one spot, so the Heels have to beat out all the other teams for the other spot since it's not divided. Just saying it will not be easy.
Haha, sorry if I came across as an a-hole. I just think the best eight teams heading into the season are Clemson, Notre Dame, UNC, Pitt, Miami, Virginia Tech, Louisville, and Florida State (not in order).
Every team will play between four and six of those opponents, and UNC is on the low end of that with only having to play four (in addition to avoiding Clemson).
Every team will play between four and six of those opponents, and UNC is on the low end of that with only having to play four (in addition to avoiding Clemson).
Well the way I see it if the Heels lose to ND then it's over. One game will decide it if they lose that one. If they win that game that doesnt mean they are in the title game.. just means they still have a chance.
Two long trips to florida is less than ideal. But we avoid some hostile environments by having Va Tech, NCeSt, and Notre Dame at home.
The offensive line needs to come ready to play from day one. If we can move the ball consistently and give Sam time to pass then it will be hard for anyone on the schedule to score enough points to beat us.
If we could somehow squeeze JMU in as a tune up before the first conference game, that would be ideal.
The offensive line needs to come ready to play from day one. If we can move the ball consistently and give Sam time to pass then it will be hard for anyone on the schedule to score enough points to beat us.
If we could somehow squeeze JMU in as a tune up before the first conference game, that would be ideal.
How yall playIng AT tally and AT mia gdns but not at Orlando? Makes no sense. Tryna avoid a guaranteed L. I get it, congrats.
Well my first guess is there is not an ACC team in Orlando.
Carolina didn't change the schedule. That was the ACC.
Because 2 of those schools are not like the other. Check the rules, the OOC game HAS to be played in the state of NC. Orlando isn't in North Carolina. You get it now?
Unfortunately, this is the year when you want to play in the “hostile” environments like VT, $tate, ND, etc. Because of COVID, only about 25% of the stadiums will be full and they are going to have to allocate some of those tickets for visiting fans. Travel aside, home field advantage is going to be nonexistent this year in college football.
Arbitrary rules. Wish yall a safe and injury free 2020. Be careful down in 305, sorry that KOD closed down for yalls visit down there.
That’s probably true, it will be interesting to see how they handle the ticket situation.
Sept. 12 – Syracuse
Sept. 19 - Non-conf game TBA
Sept. 26 – Open
Oct. 3 - @ Boston College
Oct. 10 – Virginia Tech
Oct. 17 - @ Florida State
Oct. 24 – N.C. State
Oct. 31 - @ Virginia
Nov. 7 - @ Duke
Nov. 14 – Wake Forest
Nov. 21 – Open
Nov. 27 (Friday) – Notre Dame
Dec. 5 - @ Miami
Sept. 19 - Non-conf game TBA
Sept. 26 – Open
Oct. 3 - @ Boston College
Oct. 10 – Virginia Tech
Oct. 17 - @ Florida State
Oct. 24 – N.C. State
Oct. 31 - @ Virginia
Nov. 7 - @ Duke
Nov. 14 – Wake Forest
Nov. 21 – Open
Nov. 27 (Friday) – Notre Dame
Dec. 5 - @ Miami
