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Category Archive: College Basketball

Feb
09
2012

Which team has a better shot at the Final 4, Duke or North Carolina?

So Wednesday night was another Duke\UNC classic with the Blue Devils stunning the Heels on a last second 3 point shot by Austin Rivers. Below you can find the ACC’s Digital Network analysis of the game with highlights. Well they are highlights for Duke fans. I got some thoughts on the game as well, and …

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Feb
08
2012

Watch North Carolina and Duke fans battle on twitter.

Check out how UNC and Duke fans go at it during their intense rivalry game tonight. If people like this I may do this during other big games.

Feb
06
2012

Best North Carolina\Duke Game in Chapel Hill?

You know what week it is… It’s North Carolina and Duke on Wednesday night in Chapel Hill. Growing up this is one of the first sports rivalries I can remember really following. This game has had it all over the years. Hall of fame coaches, All-America players, top 10 teams and yea they are just …

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Feb
05
2012

ACC NCAA Bubble Analysis for February 5, 2012

Three weeks ago the ACC looked like a three bid league, now it could be six. We are are long way from things being settled. How is it looking this week? In my ranking system, any RPI top (100) win is a good win and any RPI top (50) obviously worth more. Any losses outside …

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Feb
04
2012

Just relax about the ACC’s future schedule. It’s going to be ok.

The ACC’s new schedule was released Friday. I would say it was met with mixed reviews. Boston College fans seemed to be the most pleased about the new schedules, and why not with the addition of Syracuse and Pittsburgh, BC finally has true regional partners. Others though lamented the loss of traditional home and home …

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Feb
02
2012

ACC Headlines for the week with a shameless plug…

Just a short entry for tonight, but one that has me feeling pretty good. If you read the blog you know a few months ago I mentioned I had been working towards getting more involved with official site of the ACC. Some of the links on the facebook page of the ACC, and ACC Twitter …

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Jan
29
2012

ACC NCAA Bubble Analysis for January 29, 2011

Do you realize  there’s only a bit more than month until selection Sunday. If you’re going to make a move you better make it soon. In my ranking system, any RPI top (100) win is a good win and any RPI top (50) obviously worth more. Any losses outside the RPI top (100) is considered …

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Jan
26
2012

Has North Carolina turned the corner?

Simple and to the point poll. After the Heels got humiliated at FSU, they’ve won two games in row over Virginia Tech and NC State by double digits. I have my opinion, but I’m asking the reader have the Heels turned the corner and become the team many thought they could be? Has North Carolina …

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Jan
25
2012

Florida State’s Michael Snaer makes confident comments about winning the ACC, and I like it.

Have you heard the comments from Florida State basketball player Michael Snaer? In an interview he says he is 100% confident the Seminoles are going to win the ACC. For the full story let me direct you to the @ACCDN and their coverage at ACCDN – Michael Snaer comments. I tell you what; maybe Duke …

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Jan
24
2012

Articles from around the ACC Blogosphere January 24, 2012

Who is the hottest team in the ACC? No question it’s Florida State. The Noles go from being the hunter to being the hunted, as they face a road test at Wake Forest. Wake Forest blogger Bloggersodear previews the game with FSU blogger TomahawkNation. Wake Forest is good enough to win this game if Florida …

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Jan
22
2012

ACC NCAA Bubble Analysis for January 22, 2011

For you young folks out there, that have watched ACC basketball the last 7-8 years, it wasn’t always Duke, UNC and one other team that was pretty good that year. Years ago the conference ran 6-8 really quality teams deep. Every game was a war, and every game had ACC Title and NCAA implications. This …

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Jan
22
2012

Did the Florida State Seminoles just become the team to beat in the ACC?

The Duke Blue Devils and North Carolina Tar Heels came into this season as the prohibitive favorites to win the ACC. Sure Virginia has played pretty well. The Cavaliers even nearly won at Duke, but I’m not sure anyone was considering them a threat to win the ACC just yet. Florida State had a monster …

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Jan
21
2012

Bigger Loss: Virginia’s Assane Sene or UNC’s Dexter Strickland?

If you’re a sports fan there’s one thing you hate to see. It’s player injuries, even to rival teams. Friday the Virginia Cavaliers and North Carolina Tar Heels got dreaded news. Significant contributors to their basketball teams suffered major injuries. Virginia’s starting center Assane Sene is projected to miss 6 weeks with a fractured right …

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Jan
17
2012

Articles from around the ACC Blogosphere January 17, 2012

ACC Basketball is in high gear now, and the ACC teams are jockying for position. Let’s see what the ACC bloggers are saying about that and what else they have going on. One of our ACC friends on twitter @BDohertyTSHQ1 has started a Clemson blog at RepMyCollege.com, where he tell us the Five Keys for …

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Jan
16
2012

ACC NCAA Bubble Analysis for January 16, 2011

If the next month and half are going to be anything like this past week, it’s going to a wild ride in the ACC this year. The ACC is going to fluctuate from having as few 3 NCAA teams to maybe having as many 6 depending on that week’s result. Mid-Week I was looking at …

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Jan
15
2012

The State of 2011-2012 Virginia Tech Men’s Basketball – Where Do We Go From Here?

The Hokies entered the ACC season with 11-3 record, and I think most ACC followers felt Virginia Tech could be a fringe NCAA tournament team. A disappointing and rather surprising 0-3 ACC start has the Hokies not thinking about the NCAAs, but of how they can crawl out of last place in the conferece. Our …

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