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Predict next season W/L

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8-8 until I see the draft and Camp Wofford, and make sure we are healthy going in.  Also want to see how Jerry's beloved league puts the screws on us with the schedule again.  A season finale in Charlotte for the first time since 2009 would be a nice olive branch to start with, but you know they are going to skew everything to the advantage of the Katrina Pity Partiers.

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8-8 until I see the draft and Camp Wofford, and make sure we are healthy going in. Also want to see how Jerry's beloved league puts the screws on us with the schedule again. A season finale in Charlotte for the first time since 2009 would be a nice olive branch to start with, but you know they are going to skew everything to the advantage of the Katrina Pity Partiers.

We get the last game away every year because of the Belk Bowl. C'mon man....it's not a conspiracy. They're not out to get us.

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Not buying that one. Tampa has had home finales on Sunday and the Outback Bowl the day after.

Right...it's the day after the NFL game, not the day before. They're not going to let the Belk Bowl tear up the field before an NFL game.

And you're "not buying it"? Go look at the dates and you can figure it out for yourself.

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Right...it's the day after the NFL game, not the day before. They're not going to let the Belk Bowl tear up the field before an NFL game.

And you're "not buying it"? Go look at the dates and you can figure it out for yourself.

Tell the Belk Bowl to stick it then.  Although with an SEC addition next year, it may finally be halfway worth a poo as a game.

 

Seeing the 'Carolina' and 'Cincinnati' seeping through our end zone fonts during the playoff game two weeks afterwards sucked though. 

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Tell the Belk Bowl to stick it then. Although with an SEC addition next year, it may finally be halfway worth a poo as a game.

Seeing the 'Carolina' and 'Cincinnati' seeping through our end zone fonts during the playoff game two weeks afterwards sucked though.

Haha...agreed. Hopefully the game will be better.

I hate it because it means we usually get the Christmas game as a home game. I'm hoping to go out west for Christmas this year and the Christmas home game will screw that up.

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Making W/L predictions before FA or the draft? No thanks bro.

 

Before the freaking SB haha

 

If we can go 12-4 when we are technically still trying to build an offense surrounded by Hurney's ashes, I think we can do 12-4 or better again.  

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