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Good point, but they have also given us a few tough losses (2006, 2007, 2008, 2013 were all very rough). Additionally, I think the better point is that the stupid locked crossover thing keeps us from getting to play Clemson/FSU with any regularity.

I'd rather it not come out during the season. There's plenty to talk about during the season so I like the discussion generated in the winter. With that being said, I guess they could always do it a year in advance. Like for example, the 2017 schedule come out in January of 2016.

Besides, we spend all season yelling at the ACC. Why not have something to fuel it year round!

This is a failure of the ACC and the AD's that allow it to happen. There is no reasona. Schedule comes out end of January and only for a year at a time.

I'm actually noticing a few errors with that particular chart. It says Florida won 3 but j think they only won 2. And I believe fsu went 2-2 not 2-3. And Oklahoma went 1-3 not 1-2. There may be more but that might explain the 20-19 record.

Although I enjoy the idea that the two Ohio state teams combined for just one loss haha

Give me a home Friday night game, preferably against UVA but GT or Miami aren't bad either if it's in late October, an away Thursday night game, and a bye week before GT. @UNC I think will be a Thursday night. Otherwise, I would rather not play GT, Miami and UNC back to back to back.

AAAAARRRRGGHHHH - That's what I get for not checking TKP before heading out. I definitely could have used the recommendation on picking up a case of wine for the weekend. The bar tab from the weekend is going to kill me. I switched to ordering full bottles of wine after the 1st night just because it was more cost effective. Pretty much everything was shut down, even on Friday. We did make it out on Sunday afternoon to get back home but none of the wineries were even close to having driveways/access roads plowed

They counted those pathetic 2006 and 2007 Ohio State teams that got blitzed in the NC as one.

edit: If you want to thank anyone for all the SEC bias that some of y'all complain about (I don't agree, I think it's earned) but Ohio State looking like children against Florida and LSU those two years jump started that cause.

I'm confused about the chart that lists teams' records in NC games aka games where the #1 team played. How is the overall total 20-19? How can there be more winners than losers of NC games?

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