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A Look at the 2007 ACC: Wake Forest

06:20 PM ET 08.06

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Location: Winston-Salem, NCNickname: Demon DeaconsColors: Old Gold and BlackDivision: Atlantic2006 Record: 11-3ACC Record: 6-2 (First place Atlantic)Bowl: Orange Bowl (lost to Louisville, 24-13) 2006 Team Averages (Rankings are ACC)OffensePoints: 21.6 (7th)Total Offense: 307.0 (7th)Rushing Yards: 157.1 (11th)Passing Yards: 149.9 (3rd)3rd Down Percentage: 35.1 (6th) DefensePoints: 15.4 (2nd)Total Defense: 322.5 (9th)Rushing Defense: 105.8 (6th)Pass Defense: 216.7 (11th) 2006 Team LeadersPassingRiley Skinner 171/260 65.8%…

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Anyone. Anywhere. Anytime.

05:48 PM ET 07.24

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Straight from seminoles.com, here are the 'Noles schedules, both conference and OOC (Out-Of-Conference) for the next three years. Dates are TBA, except where indicated otherwise:2008HOMEAWAYFloridaMiamiColorado - September 20NC StateClemsonGeorgia TechBoston CollegeMarylandVirginia Tech Wake Forest Depending on what other two games we draw (probably one home and one away, with one being another BCS-conference team) this could set up as a VERY favorable schedule, with Miami and Georgia Tech as the most daunting road matchups. But then comes 2009.... 2009…

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The BCS - An Improvement Over the Old System?

04:21 PM ET 06.14

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IS the BCS an improvement over the old system?Regardless, it seems like the BCS has become the whipping boy for everything that is "wrong" with college football. But, let's take it for what it is: a system that is designed to match the two supposed best teams in the country in a winner-take-all game at the end of the year; essentially, a two-team playoff.And, let's look at what it replaced: an antiquated system in which conference affiliations ruled the bowls, and if you were one of two undefeated teams, you'd better hope that one of you was an independent so you…

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