This is just to inform folks of the state of the conference. I'm not saying anything about anyone's chances, beyond the actual scenarios in play. All scenarios are based on the team in question winning out.
On the Coastal side:
Pitt, Duke, and UNC are still undefeated in conference play, and thus control their own destiny. Miami, while 1-1, still controls their destiny, since their loss comes from the Atlantic side.
UVA (1-1) needs two Pitt losses to get back in control.
VT (1-2) needs:
-three Pitt losses
-two Miami losses
-the winner of Duke/UNC to lose another game
GT is probably out at 0-4. But when they have more losses than the divisional leader has wins (Pitt at 3-0), I'm not figuring out their possible scenarios. A Pitt win PLUS a GT loss would eliminate the Bees.
And in the Atlantic:
FSU and Clemson are undefeated, controlling their destiny. Syracuse at 1-1 also controls their destiny due to a Coastal loss.
Louisville (1-2) needs two Clemson losses, and three FSU losses.
Wake Forest (1-3) needs FSU to lose out, plus three losses from Syracuse. Also, two additional Clemson losses.
NC State (0-2) needs a Louisville loss, and the winner of FSU/Clemson to lose another game.
BC (0-4) is facing elimination. A loss or FSU win would knock them out.
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I remember a time when I used to be eager to follow all of this.
So BC vs. GiT in the acccg?
If that happens, the entire ACC needs to be fired.