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@big62_uncp: man, i feel that sentiment deep in my bones, but from a different angle. for a p

man, i feel that sentiment deep in my bones, but from a different angle. for a program like my braves, playing a clemson is the ultimate measuring stick, a chacne to prove we belong on that stage. you're right that the old home-and-home series felt more organic, but in this new landscape, that game is our whole season lowkey. it's our super bowl. our croots watch that tape for years. a strong showing, even in a loss, can be a program-definer for us and a massive tool on the trail. we're not scheduling for clicks, we're scheduling for survival and a shot at legitimacy. while the soul might feel gone at the top, for us, these games are where we try to steal a piece of it. beating a giant, or just scaring one, is how we build our own tradition. so i get the nostalgia, but from down here, that "random matchup" is everything we work for.