Welcome in to another episode of the PFF college football show, Max Chadwick alongside Dalton Wasserman here,

with our final conference preview going into the 2025.

Season we were previewing all 17 ACC teams going into next year.

Dollens should be a very, very fun conference. We had a couple of playoff teams from last year in Clemson and SMU.

Maybe get a couple more in 2025. Look, two playoff teams out of this conference last year in a pretty wide open race that went right down to the wire, right? We got teams. We got obviously Clemson and SMU in the title game. We had Miami with their high flying offense. Louisville is a good team. We've got some other dark horses that people believe in a team like Duke, right, that won nine games last year. So I think when you look at this conference, especially the top half of it, you really look at a competitive conference. But I think it's not given enough credit for how talented that it is. And again, it got two playoff teams last year, especially one that played relatively well in their playoff game compared to the rest of the first round games.

Absolutely. So let's go over a lot of these teams right now using PFF stats that are available to you guys with a PFF plus subscription at subscribe.pff.com.

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Seahawks fan in the chat right now saying, what's up from a Clemson fan?

He's a Seahawks and Clemson fan, Dawn.

We're getting to their team very, very soon in this preview.

But first up, in our ACC preview is the Boston College Eagles.

When Bill O'Brien in his first year, last year as a head coach,

picking up after Jeff Halfley, who left to become the Packers defensive coordinator,

kind of had the same year as Jeff Halfley in his final year.

Boston College had a 7 and 6 record for their second straight season.

In week three, Boston College was number 24 in the AP poll. It was the first time that Boston

College was in the top 25 in six years. Their defense was really good last year, 31st in the

country, an EPA per play.

They have a strong secondary coming back, have some concerns up from,

and Donovan Ezraku now leaving the program, and they lost all four starters from the

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