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A Half Full Look at the 2024 Stanford Football Schedule

Because I'm doing my best to look at the bright side of college football's new reality, I'll present this schedule overview without sadness, sarcasm, or cynicism. Just the facts as they're laid out before us.

The Atlantic Coast Conference -- that's Stanford's new football conference now, for those who aren't aware -- announced its schedule rotation through the year 2030. (That's rather optimistic considering Clemson and Florida State are already house shopping in the SEC, but no cynicism, remember?)

Blogging With the Enemy: Virginia Tech Hokies, Part II

The game is still eleven days away, but I think it's time to start looking at the Virginia Tech Hokies and thinking about how they'll match up with the Mighty Card.  With a quarterback that looks a lot like a better version of Oregon's Darron Thomas and a trio of running backs headed to the NFL, the offense looks scary.  When you add a top-flight defense with one of the best secondaries in the nation, it's clear that the Cardinal will have their work cut out for them in the Orange Bowl.  With all this in mind, I reached out to two different writers who follow the Hokies closely and asked them a few questions about their team.  Next up is Justin Cocchiola of ACCRivals.com.  You can check out my answers to Justin's questions over there also.  Enjoy...

Blogging With the Enemy: Virginia Tech Hokies, Part I

The game is still eleven days away, but I think it's time to start looking at the Virginia Tech Hokies and thinking about how they'll match up with the Mighty Card.  With a quarterback that looks a lot like a better version of Oregon's Darron Thomas and a trio of running backs headed to the NFL, the offense looks scary.  When you add a top-flight defense with one of the best secondaries in the nation, it's clear that the Cardinal will have their work cut out for them in the Orange Bowl.  With all this in mind, I reached out to two different writers who follow the Hokies closely and asked them a few questions about their team.  First up is Chris Coleman from TechSideline.com.  Enjoy...