HJS wrote:That said, I think Bama beats people by others thinking they have to do something beyond themselves to win. They take teams out of their norm before stepping on the field. And, then they capitalize when something invariably goes wrong. ND’s chance to beat Bama is to be ND. Play great D. Effectively use Book in space. Lots of throws to TEs. Control time of possession. If they try to do some other shit, they’ll get run out the building.
I’d take the points in both games. I think ND can cause Bama problems if they play their game (and ND fans hope that Kelly got his big game jitters out of his system in the ACCCG embarrassment). I think OSU wins outright. They’ve built up Clemson to be their Super Bowl. If they don’t win tomorrow, you’ll see a detiering of OSU to Oklahoma status (only good team in a shitty, has-been conference). At the end of the day, for all its hype, this ain’t a vintage Clemson team. Great QB and RB, but the rest of the team is among Dabo’s most banal. The D, in particular, is underwhelming.
DomingoOrtiz wrote:HJS wrote:That said, I think Bama beats people by others thinking they have to do something beyond themselves to win. They take teams out of their norm before stepping on the field. And, then they capitalize when something invariably goes wrong. ND’s chance to beat Bama is to be ND. Play great D. Effectively use Book in space. Lots of throws to TEs. Control time of possession. If they try to do some other shit, they’ll get run out the building.
I’d take the points in both games. I think ND can cause Bama problems if they play their game (and ND fans hope that Kelly got his big game jitters out of his system in the ACCCG embarrassment). I think OSU wins outright. They’ve built up Clemson to be their Super Bowl. If they don’t win tomorrow, you’ll see a detiering of OSU to Oklahoma status (only good team in a shitty, has-been conference). At the end of the day, for all its hype, this ain’t a vintage Clemson team. Great QB and RB, but the rest of the team is among Dabo’s most banal. The D, in particular, is underwhelming.
ND is a better team than the one that got spanked by Clemson in the ACCCG. They can beat Bama but would need to play a nearly perfect game to do so.
Absolutely agree re this not being one of Clemson's more talented teams. Ross' injury was huge! I fear that 0.0hio St's OL will really push around Clemson's front 7. Also, Clemson's OC is at home and their best DB will miss the first half.
Shoreagle wrote:DomingoOrtiz wrote:HJS wrote:That said, I think Bama beats people by others thinking they have to do something beyond themselves to win. They take teams out of their norm before stepping on the field. And, then they capitalize when something invariably goes wrong. ND’s chance to beat Bama is to be ND. Play great D. Effectively use Book in space. Lots of throws to TEs. Control time of possession. If they try to do some other shit, they’ll get run out the building.
I’d take the points in both games. I think ND can cause Bama problems if they play their game (and ND fans hope that Kelly got his big game jitters out of his system in the ACCCG embarrassment). I think OSU wins outright. They’ve built up Clemson to be their Super Bowl. If they don’t win tomorrow, you’ll see a detiering of OSU to Oklahoma status (only good team in a shitty, has-been conference). At the end of the day, for all its hype, this ain’t a vintage Clemson team. Great QB and RB, but the rest of the team is among Dabo’s most banal. The D, in particular, is underwhelming.
ND is a better team than the one that got spanked by Clemson in the ACCCG. They can beat Bama but would need to play a nearly perfect game to do so.
Absolutely agree re this not being one of Clemson's more talented teams. Ross' injury was huge! I fear that 0.0hio St's OL will really push around Clemson's front 7. Also, Clemson's OC is at home and their best DB will miss the first half.
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Shoreagle wrote:DomingoOrtiz wrote:HJS wrote:That said, I think Bama beats people by others thinking they have to do something beyond themselves to win. They take teams out of their norm before stepping on the field. And, then they capitalize when something invariably goes wrong. ND’s chance to beat Bama is to be ND. Play great D. Effectively use Book in space. Lots of throws to TEs. Control time of possession. If they try to do some other shit, they’ll get run out the building.
I’d take the points in both games. I think ND can cause Bama problems if they play their game (and ND fans hope that Kelly got his big game jitters out of his system in the ACCCG embarrassment). I think OSU wins outright. They’ve built up Clemson to be their Super Bowl. If they don’t win tomorrow, you’ll see a detiering of OSU to Oklahoma status (only good team in a shitty, has-been conference). At the end of the day, for all its hype, this ain’t a vintage Clemson team. Great QB and RB, but the rest of the team is among Dabo’s most banal. The D, in particular, is underwhelming.
ND is a better team than the one that got spanked by Clemson in the ACCCG. They can beat Bama but would need to play a nearly perfect game to do so.
Absolutely agree re this not being one of Clemson's more talented teams. Ross' injury was huge! I fear that 0.0hio St's OL will really push around Clemson's front 7. Also, Clemson's OC is at home and their best DB will miss the first half.
This post is not aging well.
claver2010 wrote:jesus what a hit on fields
Supahfan99 wrote:Clemson looks like dogshit tonight.
Supahfan99 wrote:Well this game is over. I did not see this coming.
DomingoOrtiz wrote:Supahfan99 wrote:Well this game is over. I did not see this coming.
Clemson D getting owned is not surprising. Clemson's O playing calling is just bizarre.
No idea why people thought this would be a cakewalk for Clemson.
Supahfan99 wrote:claver2010 wrote:jesus what a hit on fields
That being said, Skalski obviously is retarded.
DomingoOrtiz wrote:#1 for Clemson is having a horrendous game.
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