If we can't beat App State, we probably aren't minor bowl worthy anyway.
This. Our program is not where it needs to be if we can't beat them most anytime we tee it up.
If we can't beat App State, we probably aren't minor bowl worthy anyway.
Just look at it like a preseason NFL game.
I'm sorry, but I'll take a bowl even if we aren't worthy of one.
In 1988, I said before the App St. game that there's no way App State would beat an ACC bowl team. Turned out App State didn't beat an ACC bowl team. That was a travesty.
No matter what you say, it's a bad loss for an ACC team! An expected win and a bad loss.
I don't know any App state grads because 1. I don't live in North Carolina 2. More importantly don't really associate with people that essentially didn't go to college.
But this would true of a game against many, many non power 5 teams. So that factor isn't a reason not to play App unless you are going to say we shouldn't play any of those teams that we should beat - which makes no sense. The advantage of playing App is that it is close, our fans can drive, it creates an in-state, non-conference rival, provides us exposure in another area of the state, creates a lot of excitement around the game which creates a great atmosphere for our kids to play in. The disadvantage is that if we lose we have to hear it for a year from a bunch of country bumpkins who live nearby. So be it.
I was against the game when they were FCS but it makes a lot more sense now. It seems like we should get 2/1 at home but whatever. And I don't think we should play them everywhere but switch it up with other local teams like ECO, Coastal, Charlotte, or whatever.
This is beyond condescending. Don't act like a Dookie.
I heard it was one of the best remaining public schools in NC after NC State.
But this would true of a game against many, many non power 5 teams. So that factor isn't a reason not to play App unless you are going to say we shouldn't play any of those teams that we should beat - which makes no sense. The advantage of playing App is that it is close, our fans can drive, it creates an in-state, non-conference rival, provides us exposure in another area of the state, creates a lot of excitement around the game which creates a great atmosphere for our kids to play in. The disadvantage is that if we lose we have to hear it for a year from a bunch of country bumpkins who live nearby. So be it.
I was against the game when they were FCS but it makes a lot more sense now. It seems like we should get 2/1 at home but whatever. And I don't think we should play them everywhere but switch it up with other local teams like ECO, Coastal, Charlotte, or whatever.