Drew Schneider

I know you’ve been hurt before, but this isn’t your typical Clemson screen pass.

Drew takes a look at what Colorado brings to the table on defense.

Drew takes a look at a surprisingly stable depth chart after multiple injury scares against Colorado.

Did he get more time?

Drew gives us the lowdown on the Mountaineer offense.

The Ducks are loaded on offense with senior (citizen) quarterback Dillon Gabriel leading the way.

As I stand here staring at a blinking cursor, all I can think about is the lawsuit against the ACC. For the second week in a row, I’ve got nothing. Sure, I could march out the tired “wine and cheese” jokes (and if you enjoy those, stick around; I’m sure I’ll land a few as we go), but the truth is, much like Wake last week, Virginia doesn’t do it for me. To tell you the truth, when I’m ticking off ACC programs in my head (a difficult task these days), Virginia, despite being an alleged “founding member” of the ACC, occasionally slips my mind. Much like their fanbase, my brain refuses to acknowledge that Virginia football is a thing.

Drew checks in on the depth chart with kickoff looming

Drew breaks down the play that put two crucial points on the board for the Wildcats on Saturday night.

This week, with news from Ryan Walters that Purdue would likely be playing both Hudson Card and Ryan Browne this week I asked the staff if they thought this type of system could work. The complete question, and their answers, are below.