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Monthly Archive: September 2021

Sep
12
2021

Why can’t North Carolina State get over the hump?

Author : college football/basketball writer @MattZemek, Editor at @TrojansWire . Do yourself a favor and give him a follow on twitter. This was painfully familiar to North Carolina State fans. They have lived through this broken record, this old and sad movie, this Groundhog Day nightmare, far too many times. It isn’t getting old. It got old a long time ago. …

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Sep
12
2021

Week 2 CFP Eliminator: Oregon Saves the Pac 12

Our Eliminator is back in Week 2, whittling down the smaller-conference teams, and dealing with a Pac 12 on the brink of collapse. The Pac 12 has gone a staggering 12-12 in nonconference play so far. For a conference that begins behind the eight-ball due to structural disadvantages in scheduling, that’s an unacceptable number of …

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Sep
11
2021

Pittsburgh opens eyes with win at Tennessee.

Ok, I’ll be the first to admit Tennessee football has been pretty irrelevant for the better part of the last 20 years. Pittsburgh went to Knoxville as a slight favorite. When your the ACC at the moment though for the last 14 months, there are no power 5 OOC wins –  None, zero, nada – …

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Sep
11
2021

20th Anniversary of 9/11/2001

  Where has time gone?  20th anniversary of September 11, 2001. Thank a first responder when you have the chance!   #hokies pic.twitter.com/ZkPFoh4D1v — Matthew (!! Let’s Go, Hokies !!) (@hokiesmash_ASD) September 11, 2021 Make sure you follow the All Sports Discussion Twitter account at @AllSportsDACC and please like our Facebook Page

Sep
11
2021

UNC COVID-19 Vaccine and Football Ticket Promotion

  Quick post here.  Kudos to North Carolina, my Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) college of the week. This is an outstanding promotion from North Carolina. We’re excited to partner with @UNCHealthyHeels to offer Covid-19 vaccines before Saturday’s game in Kenan + free tickets to a future @UNCFootball game for those who do! ℹ️ » https://t.co/VK8XwUCBtx#GoHeels …

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Sep
11
2021

Unconscionable ESPN ACC TV Deal

Good afternoon, Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) sports fans. Be prepared for a rant. It is 2021 and the ACC is stuck with an extremely trashy television deal.  Yes, there is an ACC Network, but it seems to me that ESPN needs sort of a wild card TV time slot (For what it’s worth, I’m sure …

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Sep
11
2021

Duke jump starts season with two second-quarter calls

DURHAM – Duke football needed something to jump start its home opener. Heck, Blue Devils needed a jump start to their season against a second straight pesky non-Power 5 opponent. First there was an onside kick that the quarterback Gunnar Holmberg converted into a second straight touchdown drive for a 14-7 lead. The recovery and …

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Sep
10
2021

Can Dave Doeren and NC State take a step forward at Mississippi State?

In a year where who will the ACC’s biggest challenger to Clemson is a clear question, why not NC State? Miami highly ranked has spent that last year, getting plastered by every good team they played. North Carolina had an opportunity in Blacksburg in week 1, and promptly face-planted at Virginia Tech. The Hokies certainly …

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Sep
09
2021

MEAC commissioner Dennis Thomas praises Duke for HBCU opportunities

DURHAM — In July, The Athletic posted a story praising UCLA football – and rightly so — for scheduling future games with two HBCU schools, Alabama State in 2022 and North Carolina Central in 2023. The Bruins joined a trend of Power 5 schools sharing the wealth, but it’s nothing new at Duke. Blue Devils …

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Sep
09
2021

ACC Power Rankings after Week 1

ACC Team of the Week : North Carolina State – for shutting out South Florida 45-0 14. Georgia Tech (0-1) Last Week : NA One game into his third year at Georgia Tech and Geoff Collins are at the bottom of the ACC. After the debacle of a loss to a NIU team that hadn’t won in …

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Sep
08
2021

Scott Satterfield’s seat is flaming hot at Louisville, and it should be

Author : college football/basketball writer @MattZemek, Editor at @TrojansWire . Give him a follow on twitter. Remember this about Scott Satterfield, more than the fact that his Louisville team looked inept and impotent in a terrible season-opening game against Ole Miss on Labor Day night in Atlanta: He flirted with another job IN THE MIDDLE OF A BAD SEASON AT …

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Sep
08
2021

Duke’s Ben Frye asked to switch positions but never thought about transfer portal

DURHAM – If Ben Frye played football like a modern-day college athlete, he’d be long gone from Duke. Instead, the graduate student is starting at defensive end in his fifth year at the school. In today’s world, the transfer portal redirects players – sometimes with snap decisions. Maybe they felt they weren’t getting enough playing …

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Sep
07
2021

Week 1 CFP Eliminator: How to Treat Miami

Welcome to the first edition of this year’s CFP Eliminator. I would like to once again thank my friends here at All Sports Discussion for hosting it. The goal is simple: We are going to count down every single FBS team that remains in contention for a College Football Playoff bid. We start with all …

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Sep
06
2021

The day Steve Mariucci put double-duty Tom Izzo back on a basketball path

lan Haller now occupies the seat behind the big desk as Michigan State’s new athletic director. Mel Tucker has the football team off to an impressive start. All of this allows Tom Izzo to focus on the upcoming basketball season. No need for the school to seek double duty from Izzo when the athletic department …

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Sep
06
2021

Five Quick thoughts on Florida State’s near win against Notre Dame.

Florida State vs Notre Dame played a classic 41-38 OT game where the Irish came out on top. What a roller coaster of  game, and here my five quick thoughts on what it means for Florida State. Florida State has a beast of a defensive lineman in Georgia transfer Jermaine Johnson. He was a disruptive …

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Sep
05
2021

College football evolves into a New Power 5

College football’s Power 5 is a full-on misnomer. It formerly meant the Continental Divide between the Power 5 conferences – Big Ten, ACC, SEC, Big-12 and Pac-12 – and the Group of Five, the remainder of the Football Bowl Subdivision schools, AAC, Conference-USA, Mid-American, Mountain West and Sun Belt That’s no longer a definition. The …

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