gloryofUNC

Centennial Park

I'm sure it's just like everywhere else, just put it in a cup and you'll be fine.

My preliminary estimate when I thought it might only be Austin out was 20-17 LSU, now with more uncertainty of who's playing, I'm gonna go 27-17 LSU

I'll be headed that way from Chapel Hill Friday night. Section 127 row 1!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I can attest to the statements that our basketball crowd is very wine and cheese. That's because most of our season ticket holders in the lower level of the Dean Dome are elder doners who got those seats because it was them who did most of the funding for the Dean Dome.

And to the Rutgers fan, it's not always like that. I know that when Rutgers comes to town, the crowd really isn't that into it, mainly because Rutgers isn't any good. However, when ACC play rolls around and other huge non-conference games (MSU, UK, etc.) it's down right deafening in there.

That should really be you guys' state of mind at this point BT

GO HEELS!!!!!!!!!!!

Our special teams are good, but not great. I don't see us giving up the big play there.

Our kicker (Casey Barth) is extremely reliable inside of 40 yards or so. Outside of that he's really unreliable.

Little shared the job with Johnny White. Here's a little more on him and his career if you wish to read it: LINK

Coverage is good. They're fast and tackle very well.

We're already gonna be playing you guys without Marvin Austin so beggars can't be choosers :)

Nope...born and raised in North Carolina

Bulk, I'm not trying to say that we have a larger FOOTBALL following. I'm saying that we have a much larger fanbase in general. And by me saying that we're getting "very excited about football" I mean that all the strictly basketball fans are now getting on the football bandwagon.

Saying that UNC doesn't have the following that LSU has is an inaccurate statement. UNC has one of the biggest followings in the NCAA (probably only behind the likes of Texas and USC). Although this is mainly due to basketball success, people are VERY exited about football up here.

I think it's gonna be more or less split right down the middle, maybe a slight edge to LSU. 52/48

Dude you can't be serious. I'll agree with you that LSU's offense may have more speed than MOST ACC teams, but I think the offenses of VT, FSU, and Miami are just as fast, and better for that matter.I suggest you just go take a look at what this "overrated" UNC defense did against VT and Miami (our defense let us down against FSU).

How can you call a defense overrated that has 7 legit NFL draft picks that also was a top 5 defense last year?

As I've said before on another thread, LSU has the slight advantage on offense. And by slight advantage I mean in terms of the tallest midget. UNC has the better defense, case closed on that one.

To answer the OP, the best way to score on either team is a defensive touchdown. Both offenses are atrocious.

You're very correct about this is the same defense that gave up those yards to McNeese St. but you also have to remember that we were top 15 in all defensive categories last year and I believe 6th overall (could be wrong here).

I think it's gonna be somewhere along the lines of 20-17 or 20-14 LSU, but I do think it could go either way. A defensive touchdown late in the game will be the difference I think.

Hey guys, big UNC fan here and I'm extremely pumped about the game, should be a good one.

So, I was curious, why do LSU fans have the reputation of smelling like corn dogs? I'm really puzzled by this and hope that you guys can shed some light on this subject.