Jump to content

ACC Thread


YardBirds13

Recommended Posts

  • Replies 250
  • Created
  • Last Reply
The 3 he hit to send the game into OT was ridiculous.

I was watching gamecast and I was like, how did they let him make that?

Then I saw that there were like 3 guys in his face and he shot it from 25 feet.

It was unreal. I couldn't believe it when I saw it. Felt like a tournament game. Very well played and intense.

Gotta give props to my Calvert Hall guys though. Very proud of him right now.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

Any basketball fan has to love the ACC this year.. never know what will happen.. this ACC tourney will be amazing.

The league is so unpredictable. If this is a precursor to the tournament, get ready for an epic weekend of basketball in ATL.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

So I thought I'd do a little round-up post for a big week of ACC Hoops, and this weekend (probably Sunday) do a "Mid-Season" look at the conference as a whole (although as a UVa fan, I'd love to start looking to next year).

Anyways, Lunardi came out with his latest bracket and 8 ACC teams are dancing as of now, with none even in the last 4 in. Miami, BC, and Virginia Tech are the closest to slipping out, but I'd say there is a pretty decent shot the ACC ends up with 8 teams. Can Maryland win some big games and become a 9th? Probably not, but they COULD win some of those big games and bump somebody out of the tournament.

Here is a look at the upcoming week in ACC Hoops:

Tuesday:

Virginia at Florida State- The Noles are back in the Top 25, and vs. UVA is the one game on the schedule that MUST be a win for any bubble team.

Clemson at BC- Huuuuuge games for BC, as they try to solidify their NCAA candidacy. Clemson winning on the road here keeps them in the running for a #2 seed.

Wednesday:

Wake at NC State- Another potential slip-up against an inferior team on the road. NC State has played better of late (really, besides UVA who hasn't?) but Wake needs to beat the bad teams to keep hopes of an ACC Title, which they have a great chance of thanks to already having beat Duke AND Carolina.

Georgia Tech at Virginia Tech- The Jackets have played better lately, but this is one the Hokies need to have. Beating the bottom teams at home is a must if you want to make the tournament.

Carolina at Duke-Awesome. For first place in the conference? Double awesome. For a number one seed? Triple awesome. I say it's a Classic Duke-Carolina match-up, with my man Dickie V going bananas in Cameron, and Mike Patrick doing his best to ruin the broadcast (I'll assume it's him and not Dan Shulman, I hope I'm wrong) but the Heels pulling off a victory.

Then, some more important games this weekend:

Saturday:

NC State at Georgia Tech- A rare matchup with no NCAA team.

Virginia Tech at Maryland- Both teams need it. Terps especially.

Florida State at Wake- If the Noles win in Winston-Salem, they can breathe easy on Selection Sunday.

Sunday:

Clemson at Virginia- I'm ready for baseball season.

Duke at BC/Carolina at Miami- Interesting that after the huge game Wednesday night, both teams make tough road trips to good teams. UNC routed Miami earlier this year in Chapel Hill, but the Canes have played well of late. FSU, BC, and Miami are all in similar situations over the weekend. If they can pick up a big win at home against one of the three top teams in the ACC, they can start booking their dance trips.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

So I thought I'd do a little round-up post for a big week of ACC Hoops, and this weekend (probably Sunday) do a "Mid-Season" look at the conference as a whole (although as a UVa fan, I'd love to start looking to next year).

Anyways, Lunardi came out with his latest bracket and 8 ACC teams are dancing as of now, with none even in the last 4 in. Miami, BC, and Virginia Tech are the closest to slipping out, but I'd say there is a pretty decent shot the ACC ends up with 8 teams. Can Maryland win some big games and become a 9th? Probably not, but they COULD win some of those big games and bump somebody out of the tournament.

Here is a look at the upcoming week in ACC Hoops:

Tuesday:

Virginia at Florida State- The Noles are back in the Top 25, and vs. UVA is the one game on the schedule that MUST be a win for any bubble team.

Clemson at BC- Huuuuuge games for BC, as they try to solidify their NCAA candidacy. Clemson winning on the road here keeps them in the running for a #2 seed.

Wednesday:

Wake at NC State- Another potential slip-up against an inferior team on the road. NC State has played better of late (really, besides UVA who hasn't?) but Wake needs to beat the bad teams to keep hopes of an ACC Title, which they have a great chance of thanks to already having beat Duke AND Carolina.

Georgia Tech at Virginia Tech- The Jackets have played better lately, but this is one the Hokies need to have. Beating the bottom teams at home is a must if you want to make the tournament.

Carolina at Duke-Awesome. For first place in the conference? Double awesome. For a number one seed? Triple awesome. I say it's a Classic Duke-Carolina match-up, with my man Dickie V going bananas in Cameron, and Mike Patrick doing his best to ruin the broadcast (I'll assume it's him and not Dan Shulman, I hope I'm wrong) but the Heels pulling off a victory.

Then, some more important games this weekend:

Saturday:

NC State at Georgia Tech- A rare matchup with no NCAA team.

Virginia Tech at Maryland- Both teams need it. Terps especially.

Florida State at Wake- If the Noles win in Winston-Salem, they can breathe easy on Selection Sunday.

Sunday:

Clemson at Virginia- I'm ready for baseball season.

Duke at BC/Carolina at Miami- Interesting that after the huge game Wednesday night, both teams make tough road trips to good teams. UNC routed Miami earlier this year in Chapel Hill, but the Canes have played well of late. FSU, BC, and Miami are all in similar situations over the weekend. If they can pick up a big win at home against one of the three top teams in the ACC, they can start booking their dance trips.

Quadruple awesome.

Hansbrough is 3-0 in Cameron.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

Sixtuple Awesome

The Heels are ranked higher than Duke again. And our Women beat theirs tonight.

I dunno what comes next in awesomeness, but my alma mater and my mid-major boys (James Madison) FINALLY beat George Mason this past weekend, and appear to FINALLY have the program going in the right direction under new coach Matt Brady (AND we did it without our leading scorer, who has missed the last 3 games with a heart condition).

We play at VCU Wednesday night in a huge game in the CAA. And yes, it is very sad that at this point in the college hoops season I'm far more interested in my CAA team than my ACC team.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

I dunno what comes next in awesomeness, but my alma mater and my mid-major boys (James Madison) FINALLY beat George Mason this past weekend, and appear to FINALLY have the program going in the right direction under new coach Matt Brady (AND we did it without our leading scorer, who has missed the last 3 games with a heart condition).

We play at VCU Wednesday night in a huge game in the CAA. And yes, it is very sad that at this point in the college hoops season I'm far more interested in my CAA team than my ACC team.

I follow the CAA too, and I'm with you on JMU, it's cool to see them have a little success after the Dillard/Keener eras. I'm pulling for them, although I've been impressed with Northeastern and VCU this year as well.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

Archived

This topic is now archived and is closed to further replies.


  • Posts

    • Agreed they were one reliever short I thought even with Baumann(even though I don’t trust him much), now with Viera they are 2 guys short.  That was a downgrade though they must think they can get him fixed enough to have him help out later on.  Perez has pitched well so that is a big help but still another guy is needed for times like today.  I do think they might add Lopez if they can claim him on waivers who is better option then Viera imo.  
    • I have no problem going reliever at #22 if he profiles as a dominant reliever.  Sounds like Massey can be gotten later but I’d have no problem going for Brody Brecht with one of those first two picks.  Again, I prefer Gillen or Lindsey at #22.  Be great if we could get one at #22 and the other at #32.        Who do you consider high upside that might be there at #32?
    • Looking for bright spots from today’s game, Hays hit three balls on the screws, 102, 104 and 106, two of which went for hits.  His BA is creeping towards the Mendoza line, now at .190. He’s hitting .294 since coming off the IL.  
    • At this point, after seeing this game and about 3 other games lost this year, I have come around to the fact that the O's are going to have to trade for a shut down 7th and 8th inning guy.   I think that is all they need. But for now they are that ONE guy short of having a BP that can win a WS this year.
    • That’s absolutely part of the recipe. 
    • If Basallo goes off in the second half we have an outside shot for 4 #1 prospects 4 years in a row.  I’d say that’s elite.  The Latin players he signed in his first year are now 19 & 20 and just getting into full-season ball.  They have also hit on a lot of trades (Brandish, Cano, Povich, McDermott) and will continue to supplement the pipeline through additional trades.  Etzel, Fabian, EBJ, Horvath could all turn the dial up a notch or 2 and become big time prospects.  
    • I agree, but I think the bigger issue is having a tired bullpen and still having Viera on the team.  Elias need to give Hyde better options.
  • Popular Contributors

×
×
  • Create New...