On what was one of the best college football Saturdays we’ve had in the past couple of seasons, so much was found out about various teams across the nation. Giants fell, some teams rolled, and others struggled as we head deeper and deeper into these fall months.
After a 2020 season that was filled with changes for the ACC, lots of things still remain the same. The top dog, Clemson, has yet to be unseated, and teams are still vying for position on how to defeat them. Now, a lot will look different to fans who may have only started watching ACC football in 2020.
Over the last two seasons, nine quarterbacks have been selected in the first round of the NFL Draft. While it is too early to tell about the 2021 class, there is still plenty to be excited about. Five quarterbacks went within the first 15 picks, including three in the first three selections. The 2022 class has a lot of different options. It’s time to get an early jump on the quarterback class.
On what was one of the best college football Saturdays we’ve had in the past couple of seasons, so much was found out about various teams across the nation. Giants fell, some teams rolled, and others struggled as we head deeper and deeper into these fall months.
After a 2020 season that was filled with changes for the ACC, lots of things still remain the same. The top dog, Clemson, has yet to be unseated, and teams are still vying for position on how to defeat them. Now, a lot will look different to fans who may have only started watching ACC football in 2020.
Over the last two seasons, nine quarterbacks have been selected in the first round of the NFL Draft. While it is too early to tell about the 2021 class, there is still plenty to be excited about. Five quarterbacks went within the first 15 picks, including three in the first three selections. The 2022 class has a lot of different options. It’s time to get an early jump on the quarterback class.
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