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Updated ACC standings and scenarios......
Oct 27, 2012, 11:16 PM
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It's getting pretty simple now, but here's where we stand.
Atlantic Division
1. FSU 5-1
Games Remaining: at Va. Tech, at Maryland
Scenario: If FSU wins out, they are in the ACCCG. If they lose, it gets interesting.
2. Clemson 4-1
Games Remaining: at Duke, Maryland, N.C. State
Scenario: If FSU loses and Clemson wins out, Clemson is in the ACCCG. Otherwise, it's win out and hope for BCS at large.
3. N.C. State 2-2
Games Remaining: UVA, Wake, at Clemson, BC
Scenario: If FSU loses and N.C. State wins out, N.C. State is in the ACCCG based on tiebreaker wins over FSU and Clemson. If FSU loses one, they are back in it just like we are.
4. Maryland 2-2
Games Remaining: Ga. Tech, at Clemson, FSU, at UNC
Scenario: With their QB situation and closing schedule, they are done. Technically still alive, I suppose, but in reality they are done.
5. Wake 2-4
Games Remaining: Boston College, at N.C. State
Scenario: They are done.
6. Boston College 1-4
Games Remaining: at Wake, Va. Tech, at N.C. State
Scenario: They are done
Overall Thoughts: All we can do is win. If FSU wins out, they are in. But that is certainly not automatic. There's still plenty to play for though, as the BCS at-large will certainly be in the realm of possibility if we win out, as the teams ahead of us continue to drop. If not, we're certainly a pretty safe bet for the Chick Fil A Bowl.
Coastal Division
Not even going to attempt it. Just know that UNC is not eligible. VT, Duke and Miami are all in it with 2 losses. Even with 3 losses I'm sure Ga. Tech is still technically alive. The coastal division will potentially send a 3 loss or even a 4 loss team to the ACCCG. The winner of the Miami/VT game on Thursday will probably have the inside track.
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