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in the United States. And this week we have a
great return guest, and it's kind of a time monitor
tradition to have Brian Siegal to come on here after
Labor Day weekend. After Labor Day weekend, so he's been
on here a couple of times. You can follow Brian
on Twitter at at SIG five zero five two. Let
me spell that out for you at sei G five
zero five two. He is one third of the Virginia
Tech Football POUDC podcast Boundary Corner, and that's at Boundary Corner.
I want to make sure that I have you your
bio right there, Brian welcome. Is it still three people
at the Boundary Corner.
Speaker 3: You know, as far as regular host it is three,
although our team has grown to six at this point,
so we're actually pretty excited about that. We've got a
full time social media guru that works with us now
and we've got a contributing writer as well along with
Sheldon Moss that does the hosting with us occasionally and
is our big data analytics guru. So it's still the
core is me, Tally and Curtis, but we've got three
other folks that hold it down pretty well.
Speaker 2: That's great. That team's growing. It's awesome. Yeah, I know
you guys are doing great work out there. Great work
out there, and tell it just tell us a little
bit more about bound Boundary Corner if you don't mind
tell us about it.
Speaker 4: Sure thing.
Speaker 3: Yeah, this is our We're in our fifth year, so
we're kind of we're getting in our groove. We've been growing.
It's been really awesome and the support has been tremendous.
But we kind of started as like just a couple
buddies that have known each other since middle school and
love talking Virginia Tech football. And we were like, hey,
we do this every weekend, we do this a handful
of times a week. Let's put something together and see
if we can add some different perspective to the Virginia
Tech football podcast community. And it's really, like I said,
it's been an awesome experience. And h you know, we
were just me and me and Tally were actually down
in Nashville for the Vanderbilt game, which unfortunately didn't go
our way.
Speaker 4: But just having people come up to us.
Speaker 3: And you know, say hello and you know, thank us
for for what we do with the content, that was
such a fulfilling experience. So it's it's been great and
I look forward to putting out more, more years of
content going forward.
Speaker 4: It's been a blast.
Speaker 2: It's fun meeting people in person, isn't it. It's pretty
It's pretty cool.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, uh, you know, I yelled, go Hokies that a
guy with a Virginia Tech shirt on downtown. He's like, hey,
are you Brian Siegel I'm like, that's me. Hey, how's
it going.
Speaker 2: So that's that's awesome, man, that's awesome. So let's get
right to it this. Which ACC football team was the
most disappointing team this past week? And who was the
most impressive ACC football team.
Speaker 3: Let's see, let's start with the disappointing and it's got
to be NC State, right Like, looking at that performance,
I expected Tennessee to win. I picked Tennessee to cover.
I did not expect that absolute drubbing that Tennessee handed
NC State in that game. So I think that was
the biggest disappointment for me, because, I mean, n C
State is kind of one of those, you know, four
or five teams that were kind of in that conversation preseason,
you know, to be in the talk for playing for
the conference championship, and they didn't really match up well.
Speaker 4: At all against Tennessee.
Speaker 3: And I don't know if they're going to match up
well at all when they start playing some of those
elite teams in the ACC. Though. The ACC remains really
wide open, you know, with some of the losses that
have happened in the first couple of weeks and kind
of flipping on that with most impressive. You know, let's
talk about fran Brown and Syracuse getting a signature win
against Georgia Tech in the Dome, But I could also
go the other direct to say, you know, Cal traveling
too and taking down a solid, if not elite Auburn team.
So really those two were kind of the the most
impressive for me, especially seeing what Georgia Tech did the
week before, and then you know them kind of not
really putting the pieces together there against Syracuse, but but
Cal traveling down to and UH and drubbing an SEC team,
I think that was that was pretty impressive as well.
So it's kind of interesting getting Cal kind of mixed
into the group here.
Speaker 2: Definitely, definitely, And one thing I'll add here to I
guess I'm a little bit disappointed with with s MU.
I thought that there would be a little better showing
against BYU and they're kind of getting crushed up front
in the trenches.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they they definitely look like a team that is
taking a big step up in competition and it's taking
a little bit to adjust. I think they'll get there,
you know, I think they need to figure out what
their quarterback is going to be with that situation is
looking like there's still some instability there. But if they
can't figure it out up front, I don't think any
of that really matters, because it's it's gonna only get
harder from here as they get further into the conference play.
Speaker 5: Definitely, definitely, Jeff, you're a friend.
Speaker 1: All right, Thanks, Matthew. All right, looking ahead to the
next week, Brian, it's a little bit light on the
on the schedule, but there's some intriguing games out there.
Which ACC football game are you looking forward to the
most next week?
Speaker 3: You know, I'm seeing some good things from that Bill
O'Brien led Boston College team, so I'm really interested to
see what they look like against a top ten team,
an SEC team like Missouri, who I think maybe at
this point in the season, maybe a little over ranked.
So I'm interested to see what they how they match
up against that team and whether that's a big contrast
from you know, how they played the first couple of
weeks where they've looked really really good the UH to
open the season here. So I'm interested to see how
they match up against that Missouri team since we know
kind of you know, Florida State's looking a little, uh,
a little wonky with their with their preseason ranking and
things like that. So I'm really not sure what to
make of it yet, but uh, I think we'll figure
out what Boston College looks like against Missouri.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm also yeah, that's a that's a great choice
because you know, despite Missouri's high ranking, I mean, they
they basically you know, I haven't played a team with
a pulse yet, but they have been impressive. So it'll
be interesting to see, you know, how they handle that
Boston College offensive line and Costianos at quarterback. It's definitely
a game I do favor Missouri, but a good test
definitely for both teams to see where they're where they're at.
The one of the other games I'm looking at is
Florida State and Memphis. If Florida State loses to Memphis,
the Wheels might completely come off the season. And Memphis, uh,
they're only a five and a half point underdog. They
are more than capable of knocking off this version of
Florida State. And you know, if they lose that game,
what's the what's the story gonna be like?
Speaker 2: Integ Ye, it's gonna be bad. I was about to
say that, I mean, this is where Norvell and twenty
are from Ye.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean I think if they lose that game,
all of the good work that Norvell did last year
will be completely forgotten. I mean I think, you know,
we know, those Florida State fans are tough. You start
the year oh and three, you lose in Ireland, you
get basically boat raced at home by Boston College, and
then you lose to your coach's former team. You start
the year oh and three with some of the games
they have coming up on the schedule, Clemson, Miami, Notre Dame,
the Coyle team that Brian already mentioned looking pretty formidable.
I mean, you could you could be staring at, you know,
a three to four win season really really quickly.
Speaker 4: Absolutely absolutely.
Speaker 3: And it's really interesting because you know, I know some
folks in that Florida State fan base and they are
already have pretty much just thrown this season in the trash,
are like, yeah, it's whatever we hope to be playing
for this year is already done. And that's what happens
when you start the year with two conference opponents and
you go out there and lay a couple eggs.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Absolutely, you know, you know, we also have the
backyard brawl this weekend. I love that rivalry between West
Virginia and Pittsburgh. And you know, I think Pittsburgh's kind
of They've flown under the radar a little bit here
the first two weeks. They're trailing twenty seven to six
in the third quarter to Cincinnati and they just put
on a furious comeback to win that game. You follow
that up with a win over Best Virginia, and suddenly
pitt is looking like a team that you better pay
attention to in the A C C. That's a that's
another game I'm keeping an eye on this weekend.
Speaker 3: That team is going to be interesting because it looks
like I mean, they've they've had some interesting games to
kind of start the year. So I'm gonna seeing kind
of the gauge this one really independently of what I
saw at the gate, because I thought they were gonna
fold against Cincinnati and then they roared back pulled that
one out. So really gonna be a big test in
the backyard brawl there with West Virginia.
Speaker 1: Yes, yes, indeed, Matthew, you have a follow up.
Speaker 2: I'm actually love key looking to see what Virginia does
against Maryland. You guys are for all historians. Maryland was
once in.
Speaker 5: The A c C. That is probably going to be.
Speaker 2: A pack stadium in Charlottesville because you're gonna see a
lot of Maryland fans make that trip. And I'm low
key looking to see how much improvement Virginia will make
will make because if they if they win that game,
you know it, they you know they, it will show
at least that Tony Elliott's making some improvements, right, you know,
so I I will have my eye on that one
a little bit.
Speaker 3: I'm interested in that one as well. I mean, that
weight game last week was really interesting. It was uh
in a lot of ways. I feel like gave them
that game. You know, you can't make make some of
the plays down the stretch like they made and expect
to win a football game. At the same time, I
think from a top to bottom, Uva looks a little improved.
I'm not saying that they're taking a big step, but
they definitely look like they have fewer holes throughout that
team compared to last year, where they were kind of
a decent defense at times and a gunslinger at quarterback.
So I'm interested to see if that continues against a
pretty good Maryland team. Definitely a talented Maryland team, whether
they're a good, a good overall u unit or not.
But you know, I think that's gonna be a good, good,
kind of barometer of what we can expect for UVA
for the rest of the year.
Speaker 1: Sounds good there, Brian, Uh, Let's turn our attention to,
you know, an acc team that could be on upset
alert if they are caught looking ahead to a game
on their schedule or otherwise just sleep walking on the field.
And I guess, as we already know, when my team
that needs to be ready is Florida State. Is there
another game or do you also agree with Florida State
need to be ready for that Memphis game.
Speaker 4: Yeah? For me, it's Florida State.
Speaker 3: And I'm gonna be kind of a homer here because
actually when I was playing football at him and Sydney,
there was a very young assistant on that team named
Ryan Silverfield. So now he's the head coach over there
at Memphis, and looking at how FSUs kind of played
so far, like we've already talked about, I think Memphis
is going to give them everything they wanted more. You know,
they went out there, Memphis did and beat a group
of five power like Troy last week looked really solid
against that team. So I think this is a big
time matchup that you know, on paper, FSU should be
able to just win that game on town alone, but
as we've seen the last couple of weeks, that just
hasn't come to fruition.
Speaker 1: All right, Brian, let's step out of the ACC for
a bit here. Which national FBS games are you looking
forward to the most this week? And we're wide open
with this question. This can be Power five, non power five,
G five, you can you can even have an FCS
matchup and then give us that winner of that game
or two that you're looking at nationally.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think I'm actually gonna head over to the
Big Twelve for this one. We got a ranked matchup
of new conference opponents. We've got Arizona at Kansas State.
Arizona kind of cutting their teeth a little bit in
the Big twelve after the Pac twelve folded there with
with realignment. I don't really think either teams looked that
great out the gate despite both of them being ranked,
So this could kind of be that early separator in
that Big twelve conference to kind of figure out who's
going to be the top tier in that in that
top tier of conference, and who's going to kind of
slip into that middle tier of the Big Twelve.
Speaker 4: And and for.
Speaker 3: This one, I think it's going to be the home
the home team's going to take it. So give me
Kansas State in this one. But I think it's gonna
be a very intriguing mashup to see see what Arizona does.
It's kind of their their Big Twelve introduction to conference play.
Speaker 1: All right, that sounds good, Brian. Yeah, the nationally, I
think Week three is not as strong as some weeks
that that you'll see the rest of the year for sure. Uh,
you know, game day will be down in in Columbia
for l s U. South Carolina. We're gonna find out
if South Carolina is, you know, can really make any
noise in the SEC. It played pretty well against Kentucky
this past week.
Speaker 4: L s U.
Speaker 1: We know, took the loss, another season opening loss under Brian.
Under under Brian, that's a bit of an intriguing game.
I would say Alabama going to Camp Randall at Wisconsin.
If you only looked at the final score of Alabama's
game against South Florida. You would have thought, oh, no problem,
but they played really poorly against South Florida. That was
a game that was in doubt with about nine or
ten minutes left in the game. It was I think
fourteen fourteen to twelve, and South Carolina or South Florida's
defensive line caused a ton of issues for Alabama up front.
And I don't know what it is about South Florida,
but they give a lot of trouble to Alabama. They
had them on the ropes in their previous matchup too,
and Alabama did not play well. And they if they
played like that at Wisconsin, that game's going deep into
the fourth quarter as well. I don't quite understand how
after performance like that you still have Alabama, you know,
ranks fourth in the country. But we know, we know
how all that works. We're not going to get it
into that. But they they better play a lot better
when they go to Wisconsin.
Speaker 3: Yeah, there wasn't the movement in the AP that I
was expecting this week. Uh, in a lot of a
lot of ways. I mean, you still got Notre Dame
in there, much higher than I thought. I thought they
would fully drop out. But they're they're even higher than
you if you were to put them in there. I
thought it was going to be somewhere in the in
the in the twenties there, but you know, they kind
of skirted into the top twenty still. So it's kind
of a kind of an intriguing week as far as
the AP polls are considered, because I think some of
the teams that should have got dinged a little bit
didn't really get dinged as much as they could have.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm I'm pretty sure some of the Polder store
and are not even watching these games. Uh yeah, I'm
agreeing with you there, Brian. I don't know how Notre
Dame stayed in the they did. Not only do they
stay in the top twenty five, they stayed in the
top twenty as a thirty point favorite of Northern Illinois.
I mean, hats off to Northern Illinoise on just an
unbelievable upset. But we know if that had been an
ACC team, you know, ranked number five and losing Northern Illinois,
they would have they would have dropped at least twenty spots.
So yeah, I don't know, I don't know if we're
even watching these games that all. I mean, Notre Dames
right now. They got a loss to Northern Illinois and
you know, they beat a mediocre Texas A and M
team on the road where you know, app State went
into Texas A and M recently and won there. So
you know, I don't understand the you know, oh my goodness,
they wanted college station like, yeah, okay, lots of teams
are doing that these days.
Speaker 3: Yeah, definitely an inflated, inflated situation there. And you know,
some of this goes back to and I'll gripe on
it a little bit here, but you know, I think
we put too much stock in preseason rankings and things
of that nature, and I feel like that ends up,
you know, for a better part of a month kind
of muddy in the waters as far as the top
twenty five is concerned.
Speaker 4: In a lot of ways.
Speaker 3: You know, muddy's the water throughout the season because you know,
losses that are better than they are we're we're already
kind of waited earlier in the process and vice versa.
So I wish we could move away up from some
of this preseason ranking and stuff like that, and let's
get a couple of games under our belt before we
start to you know, say who's good and who's not.
Speaker 1: Yeah, very very good there, Brian Matthew, I'm gonna turn
it over to you for our last couple questions in
the podcast.
Speaker 2: Ryan, what do you think of Northern Iowa going on
the road to Nebraska.
Speaker 5: You know, I'm an FCS guy.
Speaker 2: You know, I probably watch FCS more than anybody here,
right because I am from Bargo, And I actually think
that Northern Iowa, if he can get through that first half,
they can take they can take Nebraska to the distance.
There there, that's a pretty good team. And in water
Water Loose Cedar Falls.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I've got to agree with you there. I think
it's gonna be interesting because I'm not sure. You know,
Nebraska's come out the gate looking pretty good, right. You know,
you gotta win at Utap, you gotta win at Colorado.
But I'm not I'm still not sold on that prime
Colorado team. I still think it's very much a We've
got some good talent here, but we're not a full
team yet. Until they get good in the trenches, they're
never gonna take that next step. And that's where they've done.
I think the poorest job of recruiting and Nebraska's I
think built a pretty good little, uh little program out
there now, and I think they're starting to take the
next step. But it's it's gonna be one of those
games where if Northern Iowa can kind of, yeah, whether
the storm through those first you know, one or two
quarters and they're they're kind of still keeping it close,
then that's gonna get interesting because you give a team
like that, you know, a little bit of hope, you
know that that's when you get in trouble as an
as a Nebraska team. So I'm not I wouldn't pick
them to win. I probably would have. I would barely
pick them to cover. But I think it's gonna be.
Speaker 5: Absolutely I mean, I would break Nebraska to win.
Speaker 2: But it's uh, you know, Northern Iowa always plays good,
disciplined football. They don't tend to not beat themselves. Nebraska
is probably looking ahead to a primetime matchup on Fox
at Friday night at eight o'clock against the Illinois right
and nationally a national matchup, right that's you know, supposed
to be really big at home. You know, they're certainly
preparing for their you know, for a big conference you know,
their first conference matchup on their first weekend home game
that they've had in a long time, and you most
are hoping that they're probably not looking ahead to that matchup, right.
I mean it's it is always if you when you're
looking ahead.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you definitely can't overlook that opponent. And you know,
I think Nebraska is starting to get a little bit
of a little bit of hope on on their season
as far as you know, big picture is concerned. So
you don't want to catch them napping because they're they're
looking past, h past this opponent to bigger things.
Speaker 5: Definitely, definitely.
Speaker 2: Okay, man, it's open microphone time and we're gonna try
this out tonight. We got a couple of them tonight.
This first one is only for our only for you man,
and then we'll have an open night open mic segment
for everybody. But this is our first open mic. Anything
you got on your mind?
Speaker 5: Brian? Uh?
Speaker 3: Yeah, as a as a Virginia Tech football podcast host,
I am hoping that we can finally get the traveling
to Norfolk and beating Odu monkey off of our back
this upcoming week.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 3: It's not a game that scares me at this point,
but the way that we have had slow starts, especially
on all offense the first two weeks of the season.
It's definitely one of those things that's still in the
back of my mind, like we're way better than this team,
but we have not really done a good job playing
this team at their place the last couple trips, and
we cannot, by any means, come out the gate slow
like we have these first couple weeks of the season.
So I'm hoping that as we get further into September,
some of these things start clicking for this offense and
we look a lot better early, so we can go
out there and hang a fifty burger on that team
like we probably should, and get out of Norfolk feeling
pretty good about ourselves.
Speaker 5: That's a good take.
Speaker 2: So I'm gonna ask you a follow up, and then
we'll go to our next open microphone segment. But here's
why follow up, and you brought up a good point.
Can I ask why does it feel why does it
feel to the casual fan that Virginia Tech has basically
played I would say one good half in each of
its first games.
Speaker 3: I think what we've done offensively is probably do a
little too much in the off season, and I think
some of our game plans are a little more complex
than they need to be. And I think what that's
doing is that's creating some pressure on the offensive line,
and it's by extension with them experiencing some pressure and
also doing a little bit more. I feel like our
quarterback is processing a little more than he needs to
at this point. Every time we've come out and simplified
and kind of went with a more one or two read, look,
when we've gotten back to just establishing the line of
scrimmage a little bit, we've had a lot more success.
I feel like we've been trying to do a little
stuff with misdirection and be cute, but it's still like
close to the line of scrimmage and folks are starting
to get a beat on that. And I think simplifying
things a little bit is going to be I think
a good recipe for success at least until this team
kind of gels a little bit more and and and
gets gets a couple of wins under the belt and
puts four quarters together that they feel good about.
Speaker 2: That is an excellent response. We are at open microphone
number two. Jeff, I'm going to start with you this time.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I want, I want to go back to something
Brian talked about earlier in the show, and man that
I watched a lot of that Cal victory at Auburn,
and you know, there was a lot of criticism and
a lot of circles for you know, the additions of
Cal and s m U and Stanford and geography aside.
You know that it's clear that you know, geography is
just completely out of whack cross realignment.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 1: But if you're looking to make a statement and kind
of endear yourself to the ACC and say have the
other fans kind of look at you and say, hey,
they're playing a little bit of football out here, and
they're making ACC football a little bit better here in
the early going, you really have to give it up
to Cal. I was so impressed, you know, going into
Jordan Hare, which is you know, you know, the ninety
thousand fans or whatever they had there. I mean, Auburn
was coming off some seventy point win. Yeah, I think
it was an FCS opponent. But I mean that's a
program that's trying to turn things around. You know, they're
trying to They had Alabama beat last year. I think
we all remember the fourth and thirty play Alabama was
beat by Auburn, so we know they've got players, maybe
not been overall record. You know, they also lost it
to Mexico, so we know that they're they're an SEC program,
you know, trying to build itself back up. But I mean,
they have a ton of athletes on that team. And
for Cal to go in there and and control the
line of scrimmage, they turned Auburn over five times. They
had an excellent short passing attack that kept Auburn on
their heels the entire game. And and that's that's probably
the most significant victory outside of Miami winning at Florida
that an ACC team has had this year to win
down there. So you know, just a really good, you know,
introduction to Cal football. And that's a team you've got
to have on your radar screen. Now, if you can
win at Auburn, you can win you can win a
number of games in the ACC. So really, you know,
great performance from Cal. We saw on Friday night Duke
going to Northwestern. You know, we're not saying Northwestern is
the cream and in the class of the of the
Big Ten, but for a duke program under Many Diaz
and Malik Murphy at quarterback to still come out of
there with with a victory. That's a pretty significant win
for for that program. During the fourth quarter in overtime,
Malik Murphy kind of turned the corners as a quarterback.
He'd had a pretty average night of football, but he
put the team on his back and got Duke you know,
leaving leaving Northwestern with a victory, and they have Yukon
this week, could be looking at a at a.
Speaker 5: Three and oh start.
Speaker 1: So while while you know Florida Strait has their struggles, Clemson,
you know, not playing well against Georgia as you know,
we thought that at least it could have been competitive.
They were blown out. I mean, you've got other ACC teams,
you know, kind of stepping up a little bit under
the radar and and and putting out some decent victories
for the league. And speaking of Clemson, man, they finally
got the training wheels off the offense. Uh, they got
the young freshman quarterback and they haven't been able to
go deep on anybody in for literally four years. It
didn't matter who they were playing, even if they overmatched
them in talent, and against Appalachian State Saturday night, I mean,
it was it was just touchdown, touchdown, touchdown, or I'm
just forty two zero before you know, we were halfway
through the second quarter. You know, we'll see if Clemson
can kind of maintain that momentum on offense. But if
they can, if they can have that at any level
where they can get behind defense, again, that's that's an
absolutely different team than what we've seen the last several years.
There's a couple of veteran receivers on that Clemson team
that probably aren't going to play much anymore that we
saw in the Georgia game, and that gives them a
dimension they haven't had for literally years. So that's something
to keep an eye on as well. If Clemson and
has turned the corner as as an offense, you know,
app States is one thing, and that's that was a
great victory, but at least it's something for Clemson to
build on going into the bye week. So we can't
quite count them out at certainly by any stretch in
the ACC picture, despite how they looked against Georgia. If
they rediscover that offense, Yeah.
Speaker 3: It feels like Cornell Powell was still playing for Clemson
the last time. They were able to take some deep
shots with regularity. So it's going to be interesting to
see if they can continue that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, absolutely, what you got Brian waiting a second? A second,
open microphone segment, anything for us?
Speaker 3: Oh man, I'm just I'm just excited to be back
with you guys again and chopping up a little ACC talk.
I really appreciate what you guys do and how you
bring everybody together. Lots of guys that I know in
podcasting we're all the ACC and hokey block world love
jumping on with you guys.
Speaker 4: I just wanted to say a big thanks for for
having me back.
Speaker 2: Thank you so much. We really, we really appreciate it.
We really appreciate your kind words. So here's what I'll
Here's what i'll Here's what I'll say. Like September is
National Suicide Awareness Month, right, so I put a blog
post out there today about how about resources for it
for people and that sort of thing, and about how
he probably you know, does my advice You need to
take time for yourself, find some work life balance, you know,
get some rest for yourself. You know, these are the
sorts of things that that will help you when you
when you go, when you go a lot, when you
go along through life and just knowing when you knowing
when you need to want you know, perhaps get away
from a computer from oorkday and get some exercise and
that sort of thing to to you know, put to
put you know, put yourself through a good serious, you know,
series of well you know, for of what of wellness.
Speaker 5: Just for you.
Speaker 2: Know, it's it's I guess it's like finding time for
finding time for yourself, mindfulness, you know, all these other
things that you can do to try and try and
try and make life better, try and make life better
for you, you know, and that sort of thing. So
you know, make sure you check out the post. There's
there's some good suggestions on there on on just just
try and try and try and to improve the quality
of your life.
Speaker 5: So, Brian, thank you.
Speaker 2: So much for joining us in the All Sports Discussion
ACC podcast.
Speaker 5: We appreciated the kind words.
Speaker 2: We also appreciate that you're willing to spend your Sunday
evening with us, and we'd love to have you come
on again sometime on the show. Thank you so much
for joining us, Brian.
Speaker 4: Absolutely, thanks so much to both of you again, always
a pleasure.
Speaker 5: All right, have a great week, guys. Take care,