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You're either drunk or highThe disappointing truth, which no one here seems to want to accept, is that the defense is better. Failures on offense cost us G'tech and Louisville wins.
You're either drunk or highThe disappointing truth, which no one here seems to want to accept, is that the defense is better. Failures on offense cost us G'tech and Louisville wins.
Through 6 games last year we played Savannah St, USF and Florida Atlantic, plus Florida, GT and UNC. The three legit teams we played in 2014 averaged more than their season averages against us. So try again with comparisons to 2013.
Through 6 games last year we played Savannah St, USF and Florida Atlantic, plus Florida, GT and UNC. The three legit teams we played in 2014 averaged more than their season averages against us. So try again with comparisons to 2013.
Let's compare schedules:
2013 2014
Duke. Duke. = push
GT. GT. = push
Florida. Nebraska = Nebraska
UNC. Louisville. = Louisville
USF. Arky st. = Arky state
FAU. fAMU. = FAU
So, for 5 out of six games, we've played a tougher schedule. It's affected the offense much more than the D, which is statistically better. -8 in turnovers by comparison is the problem. If you care about stats, that is.
The disappointing truth, which no one here seems to want to accept, is that the defense is better. Failures on offense cost us G'tech and Louisville wins.
Losing those games wouldn't be as much of a stain at other programs but Canes fans have clutched some ridiculous notion for nearly 30 years that option football is primitive and that we own teams that stupidly use that offense. Personnel doesn't matter. We would have defeated 1985 through 1987 Oklahoma with 7th round defensive talent because our scheme was simply superior. Hence the outrage. I don't mind laughing at it but obviously that doesn't sit well here.