Sad to watch Clemson get torn down via narrative (and dropping in polls) like FSU did in 2014.

FSU was alone in that fight as ESPN lead media narrative was to tear down any football threat to the SEC and now Clemson is in the cross hairs because they are a threat to the SEC.

The key issue is the ACC's 'own network' is behind 90% of college football narratives.......and Clemson is literally being attacked by their own network. ACC either doesn't see it, doesn't care, or is powerless when it comes to their own network.

I wish the ACC saw through these patters because it's a problem.

(10-20-2019 05:30 PM)nole Wrote:  Sad to watch Clemson get torn down via narrative (and dropping in polls) like FSU did in 2014.

FSU was alone in that fight as ESPN lead media narrative was to tear down any football threat to the SEC and now Clemson is in the cross hairs because they are a threat to the SEC.

The key issue is the ACC's 'own network' is behind 90% of college football narratives.......and Clemson is literally being attacked by their own network. ACC either doesn't see it, doesn't care, or is powerless when it comes to their own network.

I wish the ACC saw through these patters because it's a problem.

SEC is always getting more love than they should. I do think they’re the best conference overall, but the gap between them and the rest of the other conferences is much closer than the media presents it. It’s all about building drama and storylines. Clemson will have their chance to show them.