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Isn't it shameful that nobody (at least nobody with sense) by VaDblDmr
has any confidence in this? We have been conditioned to expect the most supine response conceivable from the PTB re football.
And isn't it interesting that McMurphy is framing this as if the ACC would be doing us a favor? Is there a reason that Jack isn't working the phones to craft an independent balance of our schedule? I find it hard to believe that forces beyond our control would force us to play 10 ACC games this year in order to fill out the schedule. Maybe, hopefully, he is, but when I see stuff like this I'm conditioned to believe the ink is all but dry. . . .