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I'd rather hoist itIf we end up with the #1 defense, we’re hosting the trophy.
I'd rather hoist itIf we end up with the #1 defense, we’re hosting the trophy.
LOL. Touché.I'd rather hoist itIf we end up with the #1 defense, we’re hosting the trophy.
Welcome back, google Duke football 2025 & thank me laterCan someone please explain to me how you can win the ACC but not go to the playoffs
#1 Defense.
Defense wins championships.
I thought this would be an Abella vs. Shakira choice.
Agree but I guess some would like to win this ****** conference just for once before we get outFor the life of me, I can’t understand why people care about winning the ACC? IMO it’s only relevant if it helps us in the CFP.
I would venture a guess that 90% of college football fans couldn’t even tell you who won it last year. But they can **** sure tell you who played in the national championship.
You can have the showMove over Kamdyn, this is how you do it:
6. Undefeated ACC Champs but injuries pile up and we end losing in the semi-finals to Notre Dame or Undefeated ACC Champs but lose the NC to OSU after JS makes a one-handed TD catch with 0:04 seconds left?
Make the college football playoff over winning the ACC any day of the week. Winning the national championship is the goal!The 2026 season is shaping up to be one of the biggest in recent memory for Miami, and with expectations as high as they’ve been in years, every fan has their own priorities. Some value championships, others care most about rivalry wins, and a bunch just want to see the Hurricanes back on college football’s biggest stage like they once were.
So here’s a few “Would You Rather” questions to see where Canes fans stand:
1) Win the ACC but miss the College Football Playoff?
2) Make the College Football Playoff but lose the ACC Championship?
3) Beat Florida State or win the ACC?
4) Beat Florida or make the College Football Playoff?
5) Have the No. 1 offense or the No. 1 defense?
There are no easy answers. An ACC title would end a long conference championship drought, while a College Football Playoff appearance would signal that Miami is officially back. Rivalry games against Florida State and Florida always matter, but would you sacrifice one of those wins for a chance at a championship or a playoff run?
Now it’s your turn. Which side are you taking? Let the debate begin…