PaddyWF
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Killing the divisions seems like a good thing for WF. The Atlantic setup is hurting us with Clemson every season. Locking in at least 2 of Duke, State, UNC as the rivals is not bad if we can have a more regular rotation of the rest of the conference.
Here is one possibility the Athletic put together. The only real WTF to me is the Cuse-FSU "rival." Would obviously prefer the big 4 to stay together, and can see how that will cause more weird matchups for other schools. We should have a lot of quality chances at 3-0 pod seasons if this was the setup for us in the near future.
Boston College — Miami, Syracuse, Virginia Tech
Clemson — NC State, Georgia Tech, Florida State
Duke — North Carolina, Wake Forest, Georgia Tech
Florida State — Miami, Clemson, Syracuse
Georgia Tech — Clemson, Duke, Louisville
Louisville — Pittsburgh, Virginia Tech, Georgia Tech
Miami — Florida State, Boston College, Pittsburgh
North Carolina — Duke, NC State, Virginia
NC State — Clemson, Wake Forest, North Carolina
Pittsburgh — Louisville, Miami, Syracuse
Syracuse — Boston College, Florida State, Pittsburgh
Virginia — Virginia Tech, North Carolina, Wake Forest
Virginia Tech — Virginia, Louisville, Boston College
Wake Forest — Duke, NC State, Virginia
Here is one possibility the Athletic put together. The only real WTF to me is the Cuse-FSU "rival." Would obviously prefer the big 4 to stay together, and can see how that will cause more weird matchups for other schools. We should have a lot of quality chances at 3-0 pod seasons if this was the setup for us in the near future.
Boston College — Miami, Syracuse, Virginia Tech
Clemson — NC State, Georgia Tech, Florida State
Duke — North Carolina, Wake Forest, Georgia Tech
Florida State — Miami, Clemson, Syracuse
Georgia Tech — Clemson, Duke, Louisville
Louisville — Pittsburgh, Virginia Tech, Georgia Tech
Miami — Florida State, Boston College, Pittsburgh
North Carolina — Duke, NC State, Virginia
NC State — Clemson, Wake Forest, North Carolina
Pittsburgh — Louisville, Miami, Syracuse
Syracuse — Boston College, Florida State, Pittsburgh
Virginia — Virginia Tech, North Carolina, Wake Forest
Virginia Tech — Virginia, Louisville, Boston College
Wake Forest — Duke, NC State, Virginia