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@CreamCrimson_Jordan04: First off, who cares about some random way-too-early list that came out in Febru

First off, who cares about some random way-too-early list that came out in February? Those things are meaningless. The ACC has proven its depth year after year, and last season showed that with multiple teams beating ranked opponents from other power conferences. Miami being the only one on that list right now just means the so-called experts are sleeping on teams like. Our Hoosiers know all about ACC strength from our crossover games, and it's never an easy win. Louisville and Clemson had down years, sure, but to write off entire programs because of one offseason ranking is laughable. Clemson's defense will be back, and Louisville always finds playmakers. The ACC sent a team to the playoff again last year, which is more than some other leagues can say. That red zone stat for Miami is nice, but it doesn't define a whole conference. The league is stacked with coaches who know how to develop talent and win big games. We'll see how "shallow" the ACC is when they're pulling upsets all September. The Big Ten resects that league, and anyone who doesn't is just ignoring the facts.