Re: New Story: 2015 Schedule Breakdown and Predictions

people are going to dissect the schedule and put it back together to dissect again before we kick this thing off but for me at no time in Clemson's history have they amassed the amount of talent Clemson has on the team at this point and looking at the schedule there isn't one game on there that you can look at and honestly say Clemson doesn't have a good chance to win. I know in some of the analyses you point to years past to explain some of your conclusions but to me there is a big difference in not only talent but in a kid named Deshaun Watson that this Clemson team has that no other Clemson team did. As long as Watson is on the field all year I can see the Tigers having an undefeated regular season. FSU is the only team where I can see the Tigers losing but I will pick the Tigers because they're at home no matter what happened a couple years ago. I don't believe in GT I think they were a 1 year wonder but it is funny how they get all this pub after doing one time and here Clemson is after their 4th straight double digit win total still getting questioned. GT has to replace all the talent at the skill position on offense and their defense counted on a lot of turnovers its hard to count on teams turning the ball over to win so I think Clemson wins by at least 2 TD's. As far as the other teams go besides FSU I think there are too many holes to fill with lesser talent than Clemson.... I say 12-0 and get beat in the Playoff with next year being the year to duplicate 1981....

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Re: FSU IS Soooooooooooo Overrated !!!

Jun 6, 2015, 11:48 AM

Winston was known for throwing the first half and coming back in the 2nd to win games last year. Heisman? Check. National Champs? Check. 1st pick in the draft? Check. Appearance in the 1st ever playoffs? Check. $50-$100,000 for him to spend right off the rip, the day after that playoff game? Uncheck. Or was it a check? This time the game got out of reach for even him to comeback from. Doesn't seem completely out of reach given the level of confidence and "superman-esque" way in which he views himself - not to mention the fact that he already proved everything there was to prove. This was just fun money for him, and after bringing home FSU's 1st title in the last 15 years... why not, right?

In 2013, every team in the country finished 2nd behind FSU. In '14 every team in the nation, with exception of two, finished behind FSU.

We play in a tough division, and honestly that's how I'd prefer it continues to be. Why? Because iron sharpens iron. We work harder in the offseason, get bigger, faster and fundamentally sound in our technique and learning and mastering our assisgnments. So when the lights come on, and it's time to run down that hill - we know that whichever team awaits us at the bottom, is in for an absolute slaying the entire rest of the night. Our guys put in too much work not to enjoy a lengthy blood bath and hearing all the praise from our fans. They'll cherish and embrace those moments in a most fearless manner, yet oyr players and fans will strike up some major fear, doubt and nerves within anybody within the white lines of our field not wearing orange. We fear no team, and no team will escape our house this year with a win. Mark it down.

Get ready for some blood baths within our division in the coming years. We'll be the main event many weeks throughout the season, where eyeballs across the country are tuned in hoping to see one of our teams fall, so that their's might slip into the playoff discussion.

If it's not us, it'll be FSU or even UL, every year - solidyifying a playoff spot and forcing ESPN to allot sufficient air time to the cover the developments which peaks the interest of all thise viewers. Especially when we take AU down week 1 of 2016.

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New Story: 2015 Schedule Breakdown and Predictions

I agree, I actually think the road trip to Louisville on