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What will the post season look like?

Onion01

Onion01

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I confess that I am not 100% familiar with the new playoff format. UNC did a fine job keeping our dreams of winning the coastal alive just now, but what would be the outcome of winning the ACC outright without qualifying for the playoffs?
 
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We don't beat UVA this year and would make Al 1-3 against them and you are talking about UNC keeping our dreams alive to win the Coastal......
 
You missed the point. I'm not saying we'll win the coastal. I'm asking what would be the fate of a non-playoff eligible team who won the coastal or ACC outright? What do the playoffs do to the BCS bowls?
 
Rose and Sugar are the semi final venues and Jerry's World is for final. Assuming Orange and Fiesta move forward as planned but am not positive about those two
 
Will winners of major conferences still be playing for the big 4 bowls? Same payouts?
 
Onion01 said:
I confess that I am not 100% familiar with the new playoff format. UNC did a fine job keeping our dreams of winning the coastal alive just now, but what would be the outcome of winning the ACC outright without qualifying for the playoffs?
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Our dreams alive? Our dreams are Folden being fired.
 
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Post season will be like Michael Keaton waiting room scene in Beatlejuice after we lose out and the new pres announces Al will stick around..

OR

A fun & wild speculation of hope and future casting if, by some miracle, we hire a kick *** coach to replace the cloud staff.
 
The ACC champ would play in the Orange bowl v/s the Big 12 champ..Unless those teams are ranked in the top 4.
 
Onion01 said:
I confess that I am not 100% familiar with the new playoff format. UNC did a fine job keeping our dreams of winning the coastal alive just now, but what would be the outcome of winning the ACC outright without qualifying for the playoffs?
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Dude stfu if we win 7 games you should feel lucky. We ******* blow
 
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