Tenn/ Clemson
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I know this is one of those weird things when it seems like everyone likes Tenn but the line is dropping but Clemson has to get a look a little in this one, no?
both finished the year hot an both do crappy in the bowls...
found this worthless info:
The underdog has cashed in eight of the last 11 Peach Bowl battles.
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both finished the year hot an both do crappy in the bowls...
found this worthless info:
The underdog has cashed in eight of the last 11 Peach Bowl battles.
s c Oo p
More stuff I found...again I have not mad a choice yet so let me know who your looking at:
The Georgia Dome hasn't been kind to Tennessee over the last two seasons. In fact, the Vols have been outscored 51-6 in their last six quarters played in Atlanta
Nevertheless, the UT players insist the locale is not on their minds. DE Constantin Ritzmann told the Knoxville News-Sentinel, "You can't blame it on the venue. You can't just say that stadium kicked our butt."
Fulmer looks at it differently also, telling the News-Sentinel, "I've had good memories here as well, we had two (SEC) championships.''
Clemson has relished its role as an underdog. The Tigers are 4-3 SU and 5-2 ATS when they haven't been favored. As for the Vols, they are 3-5 ATS as favorites.
These teams have met only twice since 1944. The Vols captured a pair of close victories in 1974 and 1976. They shared only one common foe with a similar result. Georgia pounded both teams, taking care of Clemson in Death Valley by a 30-0 score. We already mentioned the Dawgs' dismantling of UT in Knoxville.
The 'under' has posted a 4-3 record for both schools.
The Georgia Dome hasn't been kind to Tennessee over the last two seasons. In fact, the Vols have been outscored 51-6 in their last six quarters played in Atlanta
Nevertheless, the UT players insist the locale is not on their minds. DE Constantin Ritzmann told the Knoxville News-Sentinel, "You can't blame it on the venue. You can't just say that stadium kicked our butt."
Fulmer looks at it differently also, telling the News-Sentinel, "I've had good memories here as well, we had two (SEC) championships.''
Clemson has relished its role as an underdog. The Tigers are 4-3 SU and 5-2 ATS when they haven't been favored. As for the Vols, they are 3-5 ATS as favorites.
These teams have met only twice since 1944. The Vols captured a pair of close victories in 1974 and 1976. They shared only one common foe with a similar result. Georgia pounded both teams, taking care of Clemson in Death Valley by a 30-0 score. We already mentioned the Dawgs' dismantling of UT in Knoxville.
The 'under' has posted a 4-3 record for both schools.
Tennessee team captain Kevin Burnett isn't feeling overly peachy about the disrespect the Clemson Tigers are showing his Volunteers.
But it sure will make for an interesting Peach Bowl on Friday.
"Clemson has been doing a lot of talking," the 6-foot-3, 235-pound linebacker told reporters. "I think they're going to be in for a shock when they see what kind of team they're going to play. I think, no, I know, we're going to play a very PO'ed football game
I don't know, maybe they're trying to put a hit out on themselves. I don't think they really believe they can win. They're talking themselves up, maybe trying to talk themselves into a win."
Burnett was responding to comments made by Clemson players in the last few days.
If we get real physical with (Tennessee), I think we'll have a pretty good game," Clemson's All-ACC linebacker Leroy Hill told reporters earlier in the week.
The junior leader Burnett slammed out 38 tackles and three sacks on the year and didn't like the idea of anyone making plans to push the Vols around.
"I can be this nice guy off the field and shake your hand, but if I hit you, you might just lay there for the rest of the game," Burnett shot back at Hill through reporters. "That's just how it is. I'm not going out there intentionally hurting anybody, but that's the game of football."
But it sure will make for an interesting Peach Bowl on Friday.
"Clemson has been doing a lot of talking," the 6-foot-3, 235-pound linebacker told reporters. "I think they're going to be in for a shock when they see what kind of team they're going to play. I think, no, I know, we're going to play a very PO'ed football game
I don't know, maybe they're trying to put a hit out on themselves. I don't think they really believe they can win. They're talking themselves up, maybe trying to talk themselves into a win."
Burnett was responding to comments made by Clemson players in the last few days.
If we get real physical with (Tennessee), I think we'll have a pretty good game," Clemson's All-ACC linebacker Leroy Hill told reporters earlier in the week.
The junior leader Burnett slammed out 38 tackles and three sacks on the year and didn't like the idea of anyone making plans to push the Vols around.
"I can be this nice guy off the field and shake your hand, but if I hit you, you might just lay there for the rest of the game," Burnett shot back at Hill through reporters. "That's just how it is. I'm not going out there intentionally hurting anybody, but that's the game of football."
Okay maybe this would be a better question is there anyone on Clemson?
So far I am taking the over....
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So far I am taking the over....
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okay this play is the only solid one for me right now
OVER 23.5 f/h
and on pure numbers alone I will be taking Clemson in the f/h just going to wait for the line to reach 3.....
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OVER 23.5 f/h
and on pure numbers alone I will be taking Clemson in the f/h just going to wait for the line to reach 3.....
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