There seems to be significant support for both ND and Cincinnati against 2 ACC teams who also are on FSU's schedule. Look I get it, can't stand either Miami or Clemson and it is very very difficult to watch them play and hope they win.
However, if you are pulling for two ACC teams, on national TV, to get beat, then don't ever complain about FSU winning and continuing to drop in the polls because that is actually what you are hoping happens. You might not think so but it is.
Right now the ACC is thought of, thanks in large to ESPN and other talking heads, as the worst of the Power 5 conferences. Doesn't matter if is is or it isn't because perception is reality and right now that is the major perception across the college football landscape.
The best thing for the ACC, and therefor for FSU, is for Miami to beat the Bearcats on a highly watched Thursday night game and then for Clemson to beat ND with about 2 billion Catholics and all the subway fans watching on Saturday. If Miami gets beat by Cincy, who lost to Memphis, yes that powerhouse of a program, then 2 things happen: 1. Kiss Gameday in Tally goodbye and 2. An FSU win over Miami carries no weight.
Give the tigers and the hurricanes their day in the sun and then crush their hopes on the field by beating two top 10 teams.
I get your hate for Dabo and the thugs in S FL, but best thing, as hard as it is to do, is to have 2 ACC wins over the domers and the bearcats.
GO NOLES!
However, if you are pulling for two ACC teams, on national TV, to get beat, then don't ever complain about FSU winning and continuing to drop in the polls because that is actually what you are hoping happens. You might not think so but it is.
Right now the ACC is thought of, thanks in large to ESPN and other talking heads, as the worst of the Power 5 conferences. Doesn't matter if is is or it isn't because perception is reality and right now that is the major perception across the college football landscape.
The best thing for the ACC, and therefor for FSU, is for Miami to beat the Bearcats on a highly watched Thursday night game and then for Clemson to beat ND with about 2 billion Catholics and all the subway fans watching on Saturday. If Miami gets beat by Cincy, who lost to Memphis, yes that powerhouse of a program, then 2 things happen: 1. Kiss Gameday in Tally goodbye and 2. An FSU win over Miami carries no weight.
Give the tigers and the hurricanes their day in the sun and then crush their hopes on the field by beating two top 10 teams.
I get your hate for Dabo and the thugs in S FL, but best thing, as hard as it is to do, is to have 2 ACC wins over the domers and the bearcats.
GO NOLES!
