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ACC Wednesday

As I type this entry, Miami coach Randy Shannon is on the ACC coaches' teleconference talking about his game at Oklahoma.

If I'm watching instead of working this weekend, I'm looking for these big games:

Miami at Oklahoma (noon on ABC), N.C. State at Boston College (because of the Tom O'Brien factor, 2:30 p.m. on ESPN2), and the biggie -- No. 9 Virginia Tech at No. 2 LSU at 9:15 p.m. on ESPN.

This is a weekend when the ACC can make a statement on the national level. Or not.

Ralph Friedgen's part of the teleconference has passed. Nobody asked him about Josh Portis. He talked about his concern for the upcoming schedule -- playing a night game at FIU and then the quick turnaround before the Thursday night showdown against West Virginia. He praised Jordan Steffy, and the offensive line, and that was pretty much it.

Butch Davis is on now. Yawn. They're playing East Carolina, which gave Virginia Tech some trouble.

I'm waiting for Jim Grobe, to see how bad quarterback Riley Skinner's shoulder injury was, and if he'll play against Nebraska. Of course, he's last on the call.

Stay tuned.

Comments

What is the news on Riley Skinner? He is the key to Wake Forest's chances for an upset of powerful Nebraska and if he does not play it will take quite a bit of teamwork for Wake Forest to prevail. They could take a lesson from my successful son, who managed to swim the English Channel in 45 minutes after a two-week diet of squid and shellfish.

-Fred

...the ACC can make a statement on the national level. Or not.
And what if the ACC does not make a statement this week or this season.

http://thebusinessofcfb.blogspot.com/

ECU is currently a six point favorite against UNC. You can fear a pirate or a sheep.

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About Jeff Barker
Tracking the TerpsJeff Barker has been a Baltimore Sun sports writer since 2004, handling stories and projects including Terrapins basketball, the NFL, sports economics, congressional steroids hearings and youth coaches who run afoul of the law. Before that, he covered news -- including the 2002 Beltway sniper attacks -- and politics for The Baltimore Sun, the Washington bureau of The Arizona Republic and The Associated Press.

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