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Sep
18
2024

The ACC’s three biggest questions of week 4.

The three biggest ACC football questions of the week. Here we go for Week 4.

Is Louisville for real?

Louisville hasn’t played a team with a single win this season. Jacksonville State and Austin Peay are a combined 0-6, and only one of their losses was by less than 14 points. Louisville has dominated them on their way to a top 20 ranking. Georgia Tech on the other hand is 3-1 with only a 3-point loss at Syracuse. This is a massive upgrade in competition for Louisville, and frankly, I liken them to Missouri who won their first two games 89-0 before Boston College pushed them in a 27-21 victory. Then right after Georgia Tech is a trip to Notre Dame. I think the Cards will survive due to a highly suspect Georgia Tech defense, but it won’t be easy.

What if Cal beats FSU? 

If Cal beats FSU, Cal would move to 4-0 and likely sets up an undefeated matchup with Miami on October 5. That would be the biggest game to hit Cal in years and could be a Gameday candidate. Florida State with a loss sinks to 0-4, and the disaster of a season continues at FSU. I’d be lying if I said I wasn’t interested to see what Cal Twitter comes up after a win in Tallahassee. Who knew that Cal potentially winning this game would have such an impact on the season?

Can South Florida upset Miami?

This is a bit of a dangerous game for Miami. South Florida is 2-1. The 1 loss was to Alabama 42-16, but that was a 21-16 game with 7 minutes left in the 4th quarter. The game will be at South Florida too. This Miami team has a different feel with Cam Ward at QB, and I just can’t see South Florida winning this game without a tremendous amount of help from the Canes. The Canes move to 4-0.

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