We should start an ACC in season thread so we can jerk each other off all year. Oh wait...
I’m sure you would if you had enough fan bases…We should start an ACC in season thread so we can jerk each other off all year. Oh wait...
I’m sure you would if you had enough fan bases…
You need to read only a page of the B1G thread to know it’s not even close to a circle jerk.We should start an ACC in season thread so we can jerk each other off all year. Oh wait...
Dayum 😳It's kind of crazy how cyclical the Big Ten/ACC Challenge got. ACC absolutely dominated from 1999-00 until 2009-10, then the Big Ten either won or tied every year from 2009-10 to 2016-17. Then kind of a mix since.
1999-00: ACC 5-4
2000-01: ACC 5-4
2001-02: ACC 5-3
2002-03: ACC 5-4
2003-04: ACC 7-2
2004-05: ACC 7-2
2005-06: ACC 6-5
2006-07: ACC 8-3
2007-08: ACC 8-3
2008-09: ACC 6-5
2009-10: Big Ten 6-5
2010-11: Big Ten 6-5
2011-12: Big Ten 8-4
2012-13: Tied 6-6
2013-14: Tied 6-6
2014-15: Big Ten 8-6
2015-16: Big Ten 8-6
2016-17: ACC 9-5
2017-18: ACC 11-3
2018-19: Tied 7-7
2019-20: Big Ten 8-6
2020-21: Big Ten 7-5
2021-22: Big Ten 8-6
2022-23: ACC 8-6
Stolen from Reddit....overall records in ACC/B1G challenge
ACC: 152 wins (.5448)
- Duke ... 20-4 (.8333)
- Wake Forest ... 14-6 (.7000)
- Virginia ... 14-8 (.6364)
- Miami ... 10-6 (.6250)
- Purdue ... 13-9 (.5909)
- Clemson ... 13-10 (.5652)
- Pittsburgh ... 5-4 (.5556)
- Maryland ... 12-12 (.5000) *10-5 versus B1G, 2-7 versus ACC*
- Wisconsin ... 12-12 (.5000)
- Minnesota ... 12-12 (.5000)
- Penn State ... 11-11 (.5000)
- Boston College ... 7-7 (.5000)
- Nebraksa ... 6-6 (.5000)
- Notre Dame ... 5-5 (.5000)
- Illinois ... 11-13 (.4583)
- North Carolina ... 11-13 (.4583)
- Iowa ... 10-12 (.4545)
- Ohio State ... 10-12 (.4545)
- Louisville ... 4-5 (.4444)
- Rutgers ... 4-5 (.4444)
- Virginia Tech ... 7-9 (.4375)
- NC State ... 9-12 (.4286)
- Florida State ... 10-14 (.4167)
- Northwestern ... 10-14 (.4167)
- Indiana ... 9-13 (.4091)
- Georgia Tech ... 9-13 (.4091)
- Michigan State ... 9-13 (.4091)
- Syracuse ... 4-6 (.4000)
- Michigan ... 8-13 (.3810)
Big Ten: 127 wins (.4552)
If it were about who has the better conference we would just need to look at national championships over the last 20 years or so and the answer would be obvious. One conference has a lot of decent, middle of the pack teams, that obsess over regular season games and conference championships because that's the height of achievement for them. The other hangs banners.Challenge is about match-ups-----Its not even close to a measuring stick to who's the better conference...
Only two surprises was MSU/ND, and Wisky/WF----Other than that, pretty much went as thought.
I mean Duke, a co-favorite to win the ACC, struggled at home with a middle of the pack OSU team....COngrats on winning that one, Dukies...
UNC, league favorite, was boat raced by Indiana....
UVA picked 3rd, randed 3rd, barely won @ UM, by 2....
SU smashed by Illinois...
Sure the B10 had its ****-ups-----Wisky losing to gukin Wake at home was a shocker. MSU losing at ND not a huge surprise---but how they did, oh yeah...
And look, losing to fuking Nebraska should be an automatic disqualification....Auto---Matic.
fairly even outside of 3 years. Woof at 2017-2018It's kind of crazy how cyclical the Big Ten/ACC Challenge got. ACC absolutely dominated from 1999-00 until 2009-10, then the Big Ten either won or tied every year from 2009-10 to 2016-17. Then kind of a mix since.
1999-00: ACC 5-4
2000-01: ACC 5-4
2001-02: ACC 5-3
2002-03: ACC 5-4
2003-04: ACC 7-2
2004-05: ACC 7-2
2005-06: ACC 6-5
2006-07: ACC 8-3
2007-08: ACC 8-3
2008-09: ACC 6-5
2009-10: Big Ten 6-5
2010-11: Big Ten 6-5
2011-12: Big Ten 8-4
2012-13: Tied 6-6
2013-14: Tied 6-6
2014-15: Big Ten 8-6
2015-16: Big Ten 8-6
2016-17: ACC 9-5
2017-18: ACC 11-3
2018-19: Tied 7-7
2019-20: Big Ten 8-6
2020-21: Big Ten 7-5
2021-22: Big Ten 8-6
2022-23: ACC 8-6
Yes, the way to judge an entire conference is by the best singular team😂😂If it were about who has the better conference we would just need to look at national championships over the last 20 years or so and the answer would be obvious. One conference has a lot of decent, middle of the pack teams, that obsess over regular season games and conference championships because that's the height of achievement for them. The other hangs banners.
That is actually pretty ridiculous. A class of one kid who has an A+ and nine kids who have Cs to Fs is not a better class overall than a class with three kids with an A-, five with a B and one with a C, lol.If it were about who has the better conference we would just need to look at national championships over the last 20 years or so and the answer would be obvious. One conference has a lot of decent, middle of the pack teams, that obsess over regular season games and conference championships because that's the height of achievement for them. The other hangs banners.
If you truly believe this, than you are just stupid, TBH....A team winning a natty doesn't equal best conference. It's just a very dumb and lazy argument.If it were about who has the better conference we would just need to look at national championships over the last 20 years or so and the answer would be obvious. One conference has a lot of decent, middle of the pack teams, that obsess over regular season games and conference championships because that's the height of achievement for them. The other hangs banners.
Like 20 years, embarrassing.for a while now.