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Monthly Archive: January 2013

Jan
31
2013

So who’s going to win the Super Bowl: Baltimore or San Francisco?

I’ll be honest this Super Bowl between the Baltimore Ravens and San Francisco 49ers isn’t really grabbing my attention. I’m originally from Georgia and lived in Atlanta for the better part of 4 1/2 years so I had some hometown loyalty to the Atlanta Falcons. New England would have been fun, because there would have …

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Jan
29
2013

Atlanta Coast Conference Men’s Basketball Power Poll – January 29, 2013

Good day, Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) Men’s Basketball Fans!!!  We’re six to seven games into the ACC conference season for all of the teams and it’s time again for our weekly ACC hoops power poll.  We are into the heart of the conference season – and every game now will have an impact on a …

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Jan
28
2013

ACC Bubble Analysis for January 28, 2013

This week was defiantly the toughest ACC Bubble Analysis yet. Is Duke still a number 1 seed? Should Miami be ahead of them? Does the ACC deserve 3,4,5 or 6 Bids if the selections were this week? In my ranking system, any RPIw top (100) win is a good win and any RPI top (50) obviously worth more. Any …

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Jan
27
2013

Articles from around the ACC Blogosphere January 27, 2013.

What’s happening this weekend in the ACC Blogosphere? Let’s find out. We have to look back at Miami’s landmark 27 point win over Duke last week. StateofU reviews the game and capacity turnout. Any voter that doesn’t put the Canes in the top 15 should have their voting privileges revoked. BackingthePack says rebounding was the key to the …

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Jan
26
2013

Best ACC Dunk of the day, Mason Plumlee, Alex Len or Robert Carter Jr.?

Were there some highlight dunks in the ACC today or what? Take a look at these 3 dunks and vote on which was the best. Become a fan of the ACC on Facebook and follow the ACC on Twitter

Jan
25
2013

What? A Big 12 ACC alliance in the works? Just as we all didn’t expect.

There’s a reason I stay away from rampant speculation about conference realignment. Do you want to know that reason? It’s because 99.5% of the rumors you hear aren’t close to actual reality. Check out any random school message board or follow twitter for a couple of days and you’ll see rumors so wide ranging there …

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Jan
25
2013

Soccer focus will shift to Germany after Guardiola capture

One thing we’ve prided ourselves here at All Sports Discussion is if you are interested in a sports topic, you can send it in and we’ll post. We’ll even discuss world “football” or as we know it soccer. I actually have some co-workers from my day job that are season ticket holders of Bayern Munich. …

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Jan
25
2013

The State of 2012-2013 Virginia Tech Men’s Basketball

Happy New Year, Hokies and Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) fans – hope you all had a Merry Christmas and best wishes for the new year from all of us at All Sports Discussion.  It’s been awhile since I posted an update on Virginia Tech men’s basketball – and as we enter the ACC, this is …

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Jan
24
2013

How many ACC teams will make the NCAA tournament?

With the ACC”s conference season just about a third of the way through, it’s time to get a good poll question in. How many ACC teams will make the NCAA tournament? I know I’m looking 5, but I’ve been saying 6 is a possibility all year. What do you all think?   Become a fan of …

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Jan
23
2013

The Miami Hurricanes are for real after routing the Blue Devils.

If you’ve reading the blog you know contributor @HokieGuru has been high on the Hurricanes all year. I was late to the party, but I was convinced after Miami beat Michigan St. earlier this that this team could be very good. Wow did they put on a performance tonight against Duke. That was a awesome display …

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Jan
22
2013

Players from Current ACC Schools Lead Their Teams to the Super Bowl

Another press release from blog contributor @HokieGuru. Boy the ACC for a maligned football league sure had a good bowl season, now is tied with Big 10 for the conference with the 2nd most players in the Super Bowl. Link: http://theacc.co/SuperBowl-012213                 Greensboro, NC—The Atlantic Coast Conference doesn’t have the most former players in the Super …

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Jan
21
2013

ACC Bubble Analysis for January 21, 2013

Another edition of our bubble analysis. With only 7 weeks remaining until selection Sunday, as many as 8 ACC teams still have a shot at what I think will end up being 5-6 ACC bids. In my ranking system, any RPI top (100) win is a good win and any RPI top (50) obviously worth …

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Jan
21
2013

Atlantic Coast Conference Men’s Basketball Power Poll – January 21, 2013

Good afternoon, Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) Men’s Basketball Fans!!!  We’re four games into the ACC conference season for all of the teams (some have played five) and it’s time for our weekly ACC hoops power poll.  This week, the ACC has games where you’re going to start to see some teams trying to separate themselves …

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Jan
20
2013

Articles from around the ACC Blogosphere January 20, 2013.

If you can figure out ACC basketball this season let me know. Maybe our ACC bloggers have some answers. Let’s see… The Miami Hurricanes are going to host the Duke Blue Devils this Wednesday. Top 5 Duke needs a win to keep pace with Miami in the ACC race. What? Seriously? The Hurricanes are leading …

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Jan
19
2013

Just exactly how hard would it be for the ACC to start a Network?

Finally I have some to to sit and take a closer look at the recent announcement that the ACC was going study the viability to start their own television network. It’s apparent to me that John Swofford is reading the blog, and took my suggestions of adding Lousiville and trying to build a network as the conference’s …

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Jan
19
2013

I’m just not all that interested in Lance Armstrong or Manti Te’o…

I’m guessing the first thing you’re wondering is why am I talking about Lance Armstrong or Manti Te’o if I’m not that interested them. Well these are still significant news stories, that I do have opinion on, but I haven’t spent that much time following each new release of information. I’m not going to be …

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