That Chapelboro Bad Boy – Arthur Chansky – has studied the recently released 2
016 Schedule for the Fighting Larry/Genes and predicts –
It’s a One-Game Season for the Heels going UNDEFEATED.
That’s UNDEFEATED …. Not UNVINDICATED which, despite Art’s glowing critique, did NOT get an Oscar nomination. Did “the Academy” shun whatshisname’s cinema opus because it involved Black student-athletes? You know how Hollywood is about “black folks” these days.
Art is also assuming that The NCAA has permanently misplaced that pesky “pending file” on The Greatest College Athletics Scandal in Human History.
Anyhoo…. Art says all that stands in the way of a Fedorian Dream Season is an October 1 visit to Doak Campbell in Tallahassee. Escape JimboWorld with a “W” and Final Four Here We Come…. predicts Br’er Chansky.
The rest of the Fall of 2016 is a gauntlet of Shmoes, Pretenders, and Whozits…. and Georgia.
Is it too early for Wuffs’ DD and Coach Cutt and Mark Richt and Bronco and Whatshisname at VaTech to post Art’s column on their bulletin boards?
Or does what “some guy named Art Chansky wrote” back in January “matter”? I vote for the latter.
….. but it oughta merit a few 100s nasty posts on PackPride and its sister Wuff monkey boards. Art cherishes his “Wolfpack fans” almost as much as his Official Dean E. Smith Bobblehead.
Here ‘tis….
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http://chapelboro.com/columns/sports-notebook/chansky-notebook-undefeated-tar-heels-season
The Football Tar Heels face a one-game season in 2016.
by: BobLee’s Buddy Art Chansky; Jan 27,’16
The new college football schedules were released this week, and Carolina looks to have a great chance to repeat as Coastal Division champion. The Heels have most of their starters returning on both sides of the ball, and the veteran team will square off against five opponents with new coaches – Georgia, James Madison, Virginia Tech, Miami and Virginia.
Those who blew off the team last year after an opening game loss to South Carolina get another chance to do so when UNC kicks off against Georgia in the Georgia Dome on September 5 on national TV. The Bulldogs are now coached by former Alabama defensive coordinator Kirby Smart, and his first game is the best game to get them. The two teams have not met since the 1971 Gator Bowl, when Vince Dooley bested bother Bill Dooley 7-3. Six yards and a cloud dust!
Then comes a trip to Big Ten also-ran Illinois before opening the home schedule against James Madison and Pitt. JMU is one of two FCS foes again this year, and the Dukes are coming off back-to-back 9-win seasons under former Carolina coach Everett Withers, who is now at Texas State. Where is that anyway?
UNC should be 4-0 when it goes to Tallahassee on October 1 for the game that could make up for having the two small-college opponents. The good thing about the Coastal Division of the ACC is you avoid playing Florida State and Clemson in the same season and usually BOTH of them. But…
… the Tar Heels can jump right into the College Football Playoff rankings when they come out by beating the Seminoles on their home turf. Not easy, of course, but doable.
The rest of the schedule is highly manageable: Virginia Tech in Chapel Hill, at Miami and at Virginia – all three teams with new head coaches. The Hurricanes are now led by Mark Richt, who was at Georgia for 15 years before moving to his Alma mater. So the Heels get his old team in the opener and then Richt and his new team.
Following an open date on October 29, Carolina has four remaining games but only two on Saturday: Home versus Georgia Tech, at Duke on Thursday night for a second straight time, The “FCS” Citadel, and then N.C. State the Friday after Thanksgiving in Kenan Stadium.
It is a schedule conducive to 9 or 10 wins easily and, seriously….
… 12-0, with an upset win at Florida State. Seriously.
Aye Zigga Zoomba. Hark That Sound. …INCOMING !!
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