Login

 

October 2008
M T W T F S S
« Sep   Nov »
 12345
6789101112
13141516171819
20212223242526
2728293031  

Stats

  • Total Stats
    • 4 Authors
    • 4,173 Posts
    • 101 Tags
    • 89,538 Comments
    • 1,411 Comment Posters
    • 47 Links
    • 161 Post Categories
    • 7 Link Categories
PageRank Checking Icon

ACC Football Week #9: Review

I think JP Giglio’s power poll from his Late Hits post today sums up the ACC at this point.

Ranking the ACC

T1. Florida State
T1. Maryland
T1. UNC
T1. Virginia Tech
T1. Georgia Tech
T1. Boston College
T1. Wake Forest
T1. Virginia
T1. Miami
10. Duke
11. Clemson
12. N.C. State

Sorting the ACC is like listening to Billy Squier’s greatest hits. Dude, is this “In the Dark” or “My Kinda Lover?” Who can tell the difference?

Duke’s a step behind the top nine because it beat Virginia but couldn’t close out Miami at home.

N.C. State and Clemson are the only teams kind enough to identify themselves.

What he said.

Record This Week: 3-3
Record This Season: 45-24

Share This Post:
[Bloglines] [del.icio.us] [Digg] [Facebook] [MySpace] [Technorati] [Windows Live] [Yahoo!] [Email]

6 comments to ACC Football Week #9: Review

  • I don’t know THF, but I am tickled you know some Billy Squire music. “Stroke Me” UNC!!! Come basketball season we will sing the opening line from In the Dark. “Life isn’t easy on the singular side”. Cause we will be all alone atop the polls.

    Oh, I just realized that it was the writer who articulated that point. Sorry!!!

  • Andy In Omaha

    I don’t understand why FSU gets so much love in the polls. Their non conference schedule is pretty weak, and they’ve yet to beat a ranked team.

  • william

    Stroke me, Stroke me….

  • I was quoting Giglio’s post from ACC Now. I have only the vaguest recollection of Billy Squire.

  • Yeah THF. I edited my post almost directly after I made it, as I just reread your thread topic & realized that it was indeed a quote. I see William is familiar with Squire. Cool! I have liked his music since the day I first heard in on the top 10 back in 81.

  • Silent Sam

    Until I read Giglio’s piece in the N&O I’d never even heard of Billy Squire.