re: TJ Yates to start

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Rutgers

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please...

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love how the McNeese St fan is basing all of his assesements of our squad based on the way these kids played in a season opener against them 2 years ago as Sophomores.

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We were a score from beating you guys. Regardless of it being 2 years ago, it never should have happened. Eat me.

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Cox>>Yates

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if the Dline has anything resembling a pass rush on UNC, our secondary is going to have a field day with him

Some of those comments

They are pre-season ranked and have one awesome defense and there're comments about "can't wait for basketball season." They'll never get over the football hump if their fans are not into it.

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Average defense JJ faced 51.5
Average defense TY faced 53.92

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That doesn't really detract from his point.

If teams in the SEC are generally stronger than teams in the ACC, then simply showing an average doesn't prove anything. It's not an apples to apples comparison.

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Rutgers

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...shows the difference in perspective from a NC fan and a LSU fan.

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LSU fans have obviously downgraded the ACC because of well they are the ACC and not the SEC. Over past 10 yeas however I believe the SEC only has a 55-57%% winning percentage over the ACC. (I am to lazy to look that up but in 08 the number was 56% for previous 10 years)

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Again, that's a stat...it's just not telling.

Is it top tier SEC teams against top tier ACC teams? Bottom vs. Top? Middle vs. Middle? Do you have any idea.

I think it is pretty humorous that you really question whether or not the SEC is stronger than the ACC. It says a lot about your knowledge.

It is funny you think that the ACC is that much lower. Florida and Alabama are the top 2 teams in the SEC the rest of league would challenge in the ACC but no promise to win.

Of course if you thought about this then you would have to think long term which many are incapable of doing. If an ACC team joined the SEC they would not only have more money to upgrade facilities but they would also have a different recruiting ground. Just as an SEC team joining the ACC would have less money and lose recruiting ground because certain players want to play for certain conferences.

Of course you are not looking for stats you are looking for opinions that mirror your own. That is basically the bottom line here.

Just so you know it is
GT- Georgia
Clemson- South Carolina
Vandy- Wake Forest
Florida State - Florida

those are the games that happen every year, other than that it takes into account regular season games and bowl games. Of course even that isn't enough for you because well you will always have an excuse. It is common practice with many among here. If any SEC team was in any other conference they would go undefeated every single year.

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Of course if you thought about this then you would have to think long term which many are incapable of doing. If an ACC team joined the SEC they would not only have more money to upgrade facilities but they would also have a different recruiting ground.

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So, your point is that if the ACC wasn't the ACC and in fact was the SEC things would be different?

The ACC is what it is. And, the conference top to bottom is CLEARLY inferior to the SEC. And, it has been like this for an extended period of time. I find it amusing that you don't realize this.

But, your opinion is duly noted. You believe that the ACC is as strong of a conference as the SEC. Ok.

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The OL will not be a weak link this year.

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You hope. Most of your starters missed spring ball because of injury. You guys are just a couple of sprained ankles away from having the same problems as last year. You have no depth.

I'm not saying LSU has a lot more of it on the O-line, but I believe your O-line will prove to be your weak link, followed closely by Yates.

The Heels' best bet to move the ball be to have Renner see significant time. The problem is he doesn't have the experience.

BTW, other than Little, who ya got for playmakers? I know he was about it last year for UNC.