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College Football 2023


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6 minutes ago, carpanfan96 said:

I think he's lost the coaches that made him as good as he was and he hasn't been able to replace them but I do agree it would be silly to fire him. I just won't be surprised if it happens 

Well, I don’t disagree.  But that’s why I was excited for this year and Garett Riley.   But that was horrible on Riley’s part.  That’s the worst Cade has looked.  Maybe it’s Dabo putting his thumb print on it.  It sure did seem DJUish.  The design and asks of the QB. 

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6 minutes ago, OceanPanther said:

I’d love that,, but Sabin is the same age as Mack and Alabama would come looking too 

I’m not sure Dabo would want to follow up Saban.  It would basically be like a coach signing up to follow Dabo.   You aren’t going to look good. 

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8 minutes ago, CRA said:

Well, I don’t disagree.  But that’s why I was excited for this year and Garett Riley.   But that was horrible on Riley’s part.  That’s the worst Cade has looked.  Maybe it’s Dabo putting his thumb print on it.  It sure did seem DJUish.  The design and asks of the QB. 

That's what I think as well. 

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12 minutes ago, Davidson Deac II said:

Not really.

Its one ACC team beating another.  And if Clemson isn't that good, they weren't going to challenge for the championship anyway.  

No but they would have counted as a quality win for FSU if FSU has the season they hope for.  Clemson is really the only one on the schedule for FSU.  So it robbed them of claiming 2 wins against top 10 teams.   Clemson is really the only team in the ACC with real weight to their name.   And the only ranked opponent FSU will likely see.  Someone might sneak into the bottom of the top 25 I guess. 

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8 minutes ago, LinvilleGorge said:

The offensive concerns are legit. Once again Clemson has a starting QB that had shown promise prior to being named the starter only to look like he's forgotten how to play QB once he becomes the full-time starter.

and these are also 5 star super gets by Clemson.  So it’s not just they are just making QBs look bad.  They are making top tier prospects look like they belong in D3. 

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It just seems like something is happening at Clemson that they're losing confidence in their QB and in turn killing the confidence of their QB. The play calling tonight screamed they didn't trust Klubnik throwing the ball and he never looked comfortable out there to my eyes.

I mean, these are kids but they're not dumb. They've been playing and watching football their whole lives. They know when the play caller isn't showing confidence in them and that's gotta effect your head.

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Well, I’ll just be a super homer.  If you were going to lose a game,  week 1 is the week to do it.  Clemson dropping a game to an unranked ACC team isn’t something  we haven’t seen before.  I’ll just be delusional and think they got time time fix it and the QB/OC can grow and get better.   10-3 still on the table and keeping the double win streak alive. 

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44 minutes ago, SCMunnerlyn1 said:

The New$pring advantage is gone. 

So now what do you do?

Clemson has the most talented roster in the ACC.   And these are some of the best QB prospects any team in the nation can land.  Whatever the talent advantage has been is still in play. 

Clemson has really one issue.  It’s the passing game.  Everything else is in place and has been.  And it’s clearly a coaching/scheme issue.  Because it’s 5 star QBs looking like D3 backups.   Got to think it’s Dabo thumbprint of how they are managing the QB/pass game.   It’s all the same offense on repeat even with Riley, 

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