Five Must-Watch ACC Games In 2021
At first glance, the ACC is just Clemson and everyone else. That won’t change this year. Clemson will indeed be dominant, and everyone else is probably playing for second place. But there are some decent indicators that the second place race will be close and fun to watch. Multiple top-flight quarterback talents, whole returning squads thanks to last year’s truncated season, and interesting matchups abound. The ACC’s conference championship race should unfold every week in intriguing ways. But the season hasn’t started yet! Ain’t nothin’ to watch!! What the heck could I, a writer who usually writes about watching college . . .
ACC Sneaky Stats and Unexpected Challengers
Hello and welcome to a fun, weekly, stats driven look at the state of college football! We’ll share interesting trends, discuss breakout players, dive into some fun statistics, and much more. But! Before College Football officially kicks off (providing us with much more fun data to play with) we’ll be previewing each conference by the numbers to get you up to speed on the entire national landscape that we love so dearly. This week: a look at the ACC. What History Tells Us About The ACC If recent history can teach us one thing about the ACC, it’s that we . . .
Six Signs College Football Is Back To Normal
As America steadily emerges from the coronavirus pandemic, the question on every college football fan’s mind is when their favorite sport will be back to normal. But what does normal even mean? Sure, stadiums will reopen to greater capacities, but that’s a largely superficial change that barely impacts most schools south of the Mason-Dixon line. No, we won’t be able to confirm a return to normalcy until these tried and true traditions are back on the gridiron bringing us equal parts joy, shame, and pain. Week One national championship preview is actually more of a Gasparilla Bowl preview It was . . .