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A dirty hit and Dylan Raiola: How Oregon saved its season with a win at USC
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<blockquote data-quote="Buckaineer" data-source="post: 129476714" data-attributes="member: 1428007"><p>Oklahoma was injured at the RB spot going into the Clemson game and that made them 1 dimensional. Baylor destroyed the UNC team that took Clemson to the wire--and WITHOUT A QB.</p><p></p><p>It doesn't matter though--2 out of the last three years the ACC was in the CCG and won one, and the other year they were in the playoffs. The idea that they'll be shut out of the playoffs anymore than the BIG 12 is just fantasy. They are having more success than the BIG 12 in the championships and its largely because they have a bigger conference and teams skip playing one another. In the BIG 12 you had Baylor injured, OU injured, TCU injured during the regular season and it affected results. A couple of games in conference against less challenging opponents would have helped undoubtedly in many ways.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Buckaineer, post: 129476714, member: 1428007"] Oklahoma was injured at the RB spot going into the Clemson game and that made them 1 dimensional. Baylor destroyed the UNC team that took Clemson to the wire--and WITHOUT A QB. It doesn't matter though--2 out of the last three years the ACC was in the CCG and won one, and the other year they were in the playoffs. The idea that they'll be shut out of the playoffs anymore than the BIG 12 is just fantasy. They are having more success than the BIG 12 in the championships and its largely because they have a bigger conference and teams skip playing one another. In the BIG 12 you had Baylor injured, OU injured, TCU injured during the regular season and it affected results. A couple of games in conference against less challenging opponents would have helped undoubtedly in many ways. [/QUOTE]
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