Does anyone remember the last time Miami had a projected win total this high? I don't.
But FSU plays @ Miami, vs Clemson, @ Notre Dame, vs Florida, @ SMU, @ Duke, vs UNC.....they are not winning 10 games.
You’re right. A lot going on there and let’s be honest, looking at schedules too hard at this point is tough because teams can change pretty drastically from year to yearTheir schedule is crazy weird.
The Georgia Tech week 0 game in Ireland is not one I'd be super thrilled with. They're replacing a lot of people and losing a week of practice to get on a plane and go play in a different country. Georgia Tech was so unpredictable last year.
And then they have to come back and play Boston College the next week, get a bye in week 2, and then play 10-3 Memphis into Cal, @SMU, and Clemson. The SMU game will be SMU's ever first ACC game.
Coming out of that stretch at 4-2 is a very real possibility.
To piggy back on your question.. also, when was the last time Miami beat the projected win total? 2017?Does anyone remember the last time Miami had a projected win total this high? I don't.
Fanduel's projected ACC win totals:
• Clemson: 9.5 wins
• Florida State: 9.5 wins
• Miami: 9.5 wins
• Louisville: 8.5 wins
• North Carolina: 8.5 wins
• NC State: 8.5 wins
• SMU: 7.5 wins
• Virginia Tech: 7.5 wins
• California: 6.5 wins
• Duke: 6.5 wins
• Syracuse: 6.5 wins
• Georgia Tech: 5.5 wins
• Pittsburgh: 5.5 wins
• Virginia: 4.5 wins
• Wake Forest: 4.5 wins
• Stanford: 3.5 wins