Clemson 29 game win streak is impressive until

We’re gonna win

It’s impressive , let there be no doubt about it. Especially what they did to Bama. If we humbled Bama that bad, we’d be shouting it from the rooftops.

It’s impressive. Plain and simple.

LSU doesn’t even have a 29 game win streak against group of five schools.

So yes winning 29 in a row no matter who you played is very impressive. Does it mean this year’s team is better than LSU? No but that doesn’t take away from what they have accomplished.

It's impressive, but we will end their winning streak the same way we ended "defending national champ" UCF's win streak last season.

29 wins in a row doesn’t compare in any way to LSU’s season thusfar.

saw that yall put the rankings with the gap

for the lat 3-4 years (barring the kelly bryant year) the "gap" had looked like this:

Clemson-Alabama




Everyone else

Then the natty happened and no one had seen alabama get beat down like that since i think yall stomped them in like 2003. (sorry might have the year wrong a little before my time). Then yall and OSU happened. Bama i think going into the year was clearly 1b but they just never got going this year, and yall beat them handedly ( i was rooting for yall), but it was a good attempt at a comeback by tua, and ended up being a close game, but you guys proved that you had closed the gap. That is the only game on your schedule that compares to the Clemson team you guys are playing. We are a slightly better team then who yall played that day. Slightly better qb slightly better rb, they have slightly better wrs, and oline but we have the slightly better special teams and defense. Yall closed the gap on Bama, to think you have created this huge gap above clemson is ignorant, yall are in for a dog fight.

Winning 29 games in a row is impressive regardless of schedule.

However, the conference schedule does help. Think about this: in their first 9 years in the ACC, FSU lost a whopping 2 conference games. 9 years!!!!

That conference has almost always been a 1 team race.

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It's an extremely impressive feat no matter what conference they play in

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It's not impressive at all. Imagine if we played Arkansas every single week, for two years. How impressive would our record feel to you?

The conference matters, alot. The ACC is the weakest conference by far and its not even close. They had a losing record against FBS teams. Not ranked teams, just all FBS teams even cupcakes, and thats including Clemsons record. See below:


SEC:

Overall: 75.4%
Vs. FBS: 68%
Vs. P-5: 64%
Vs. Ranked Teams: 66.7%
Bowl Record: 7-2
S&P+ Average: 39.6

Hear those chants? “SEC!” “SEC!” “SEC!” Few things are more exhausting than the general superiority that comes with SEC fandom. But SEC fans are correct on the whole – it just means more. This year is no different. The SEC is the only P-5 league with a winning record against ranked teams, and it did so at an 8-3 clip. It can also claim a P-5-best 64 percent win rate against the Power Five. Yes, those cupcakes help pad the SEC’s schedule. Yet there’s no question the league steps up when it goes head-to-head with other conferences. Bowl season is yet another example. The SEC went 7-2 overall, and it could potentially add a national title next week when LSU clashes with Clemson.


ACC:

Overall: 60%
Vs. FBS: 49%
Vs. P-5: 24%
Vs. Ranked Teams: 20%
Bowl Record: 4-6
S&P+ Average: 57.5

Clemson is the only reason the ACC ranks above the American. Seriously. The AAC was that bad in 2019. The Big 12 and Pac-12 didn’t exactly kill FBS competition, but those leagues finished with a winning record in non-conference play. The ACC couldn’t even do that! By the way, the ACC’s bowl results look a heck of a lot less impressive when you consider two of its wins came against G-5 competition (Eastern Michigan, Temple). Another came against Mississippi State, which was frankly a mess. Clemson, playing in its fourth national title game the last five years, can only do so much to lift the ACC up. The ACC desperately needs Florida State and Miami to return to form.