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To our Clemson friends

NENCHeel

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Since it's about time for Hate Week, I'd like to wish you guys a wonderful week of prep in your efforts to make sure the Chicken Curse lasts another century..or two. We'll do our best to flush the toilet known as C-F and I'm sure your fans will join is hoping for strong wins and NO injuries before we get together in Charlotte for a slobberknocker. :)
 
Honestly I feel Clemson would beat us 4 out of 5 games, but I'm hoping like hell that this will be the ONE!

I don't think that way. Depends on our execution. I think we play our best and execute well, we win. But we probably have to stop unforced errors like false starts.

Clemson though has a tough defense, especially in the trenches. We'll have to see.
 
Good luck to you guys this week. The Chicken Curse is alive and well. Cockadoodledoo! Cockadoodledoo! South Carolina Gamecocks to hell with you!

The ACC needs a top 10 matchup in the championship game.
 
Good luck to you guys this week. The Chicken Curse is alive and well. Cockadoodledoo! Cockadoodledoo! South Carolina Gamecocks to hell with you!

The ACC needs a top 10 matchup in the championship game.

That would be fantastic. Really wish we could consider it a de facto quarterfinal...
 
Not sure how good their algorithms are, but 538 is giving us a 40% chance of winning the ACC championship. I would take those odds every day of the week, but realistically I would put us closer to 30%. Here's a link, also has us at an 11% chance to make the playoff.

http://fivethirtyeight.com/features...college-football-playoff-predictions-week-12/

Clemson has a very good, but beatable football team. Two biggest things would be shutting down the QB run, and preventing the home run balls. They get a lot of their points from the deep ball, if our corners come to play it could be really interesting. Watson has looked a little shaky in big time games, a big turnover at the opportune moment might be what it takes. Clemson has stalled out a few times this year on offense, and we've got one of the best DC's in the game at any level so who knows...

Offensively, we can score points on anyone if the play calling is good enough. That being said, Littrell vs Venables is a huge coaching match-up disadvantage for us. But Quise has to protect the football, I'm talking ZERO turnovers, and Hood would need to have the kind of game that would make him a preseason Heisman candidate in 2016. Throw in a few deep balls to Hollins/Switzer and this could easily go our way.

My question is, assuming we beat mooU, how many points do we have to beat #1 Clemson by to jump into a playoff? I'm not so sure a narrow victory would be good enough, but if we beat them by 2 scores or more things could get real interesting.
 
I don't think that way. Depends on our execution. I think we play our best and execute well, we win. But we probably have to stop unforced errors like false starts.

Clemson though has a tough defense, especially in the trenches. We'll have to see.
Yep and that's what makes them so tough. The hills have to establish a running game.
 
[QUOTE="uncboy10, post: 267680, member: 282]My question is, assuming we beat mooU, how many points do we have to beat #1 Clemson by to jump into a playoff? I'm not so sure a narrow victory would be good enough, but if we beat them by 2 scores or more things could get real interesting.[/QUOTE]

I'm thinking it has to be a decisive victory (2 + touchdowns) and even then, I think the Tar Heels would need some help.
 
congrats to both you and Clemson on great seasons, I am sure you both win this week... I look forward to watching a good ACC champ game and to your visit to Tally next year
 
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