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Apr
01
2015

ACC Weekly Baseball Roundup – April 1, 2015

This week serves as a halfway mark for the college baseball season, and each weekend brings us closer and closer to the ACC Baseball Tournament in Durham, N.C. and the NCAA Tournament that follows. This also serves as a great chance to see how the Atlantic Cost Conference’s baseball teams stack up and what work …

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Apr
01
2015

Podcast – @HokieSmash and @TalkinACCSports preview the Frozen Four and talk Boston College basketball with @JoeMicik

@Hokiesmash and I (@TalkinACCSports ) preview the Frozen Four and talk some Boston College basketball with BC grad @JoeMicik. We really appreciate @JoeMicik taking the time to join the podcast and discussing the  NCAA Hockey Frozen Four, and for giving us his thoughts on Boston College basketball. To download the audio file of this podcast, please go here. You …

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Feb
28
2015

ACC Lacrosse Continues to Shine

  When Maryland announced their decision to leave the ACC in November 2012 the immediate response was shock. Shock at losing one of the founding members of the conference as well as one the league’s historic basketball programs. However, the biggest impact from Maryland’s departure may have been the loss of their men’s and women’s …

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Jan
20
2015

14 #ACC Soccer Players Drafted on Tuesday to the #MLS

Five More ACC Players Drafted on Tuesday League leads with 14 selected overall GREENSBORO, NC. – Five Atlantic Coast Conference men’s soccer players were chosen in the third and fourth rounds of the Major League Soccer SuperDraft, which were held by conference call on Tuesday afternoon. North Carolina’s Andy Craven was the highest ACC player taken on the …

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Jan
20
2015

Virginia named ACC Baseball pre-season Favorite.

Virginia came oh so close to winning the baseball national title last year losing 2 games to 1 in the Championship series to Vanderbilt. They are stocked again with a great pitching staff and have been named the ACC Baseball Favorite. Georgia Tech is the defending ACC Champion. Here is the press release provided by …

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Aug
10
2014

Final Thoughts on the 2014 PGA Championsip : Rory Mcilory out duels Phil Mickelson and Rickie Fowler in epic PGA Championship

Well that was fun wasn’t it? Finally a major championship that was worth watching. The best golfer of this generation (Rory Mcilory), the 2nd best golfer of the previous generation (Phil Mickelson), the best American golfer under the age of 30 (Rickie Fowler), and one of the best European players (Henrik Stenson) in the world …

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Aug
03
2014

2014 PGA Championship Preview: The Top 10 Contenders.

For me next week marks end of the golf season. I know there’s the Fed Ex stuff, but is anyone really watching after the PGA Championship? It’s only for the most hardcore golf fans. That said things are setting up for an extremely intriguing final major. Rory Mcilory is playing the best stretch of golf …

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Jul
20
2014

Final Thoughts on the 2014 British Open : Rory Mcilory continues march towards greatness with win.

Rory Mcilory continues his march towards greatness with his win at the British Open. He becomes only 3rd man to win 3 majors by age 25. He joins Jack Nicklaus and Tiger Woods  in that category. That’s some pretty elite company to be in. Mcilory is already 3/4 of the way to a career grand …

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Jul
13
2014

2014 British Open Preview: The Top 10 Contenders.

It’s the 3rd major of the year, the British Open. Let’s be honest the first two majors have lack drama, so we’re looking to this year’s British Open to provide some back 9 fireworks. The last three winners of the British Open were over 40 years old. Ernie Els, Darren Clarke and last year’s champion …

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Jul
03
2014

Andre Ward Considers A Financially Lucrative Change In Strategy.

Who says we don’t cover it all at AllSportsDiscussion.com? Chris Henderson sent us a story on the sport of boxing. I hope the boxing fans out there enjoy this. It’s a good piece. There’s a very strange dichotomy at work in boxing.  The best practitioners of the craft don’t always make the most money.  Fighters …

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Jul
01
2014

Will the Team USA’s performance in the World Cup change the way you watch sports?

  This is something I’ve been wondering about. The U.S. Men’s soccer team had a great run in the World Cup. They made it out of a brutal group, and had their chances to beat Belgium Tuesday. I’m not a soccer fan. I don’t know a thing about it. I played one year of youth …

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Jun
23
2014

Virginia goes for CWS Title against Vanderbilt.

This will be a short post for tonight, because there’s only one story at the moment in the ACC. That is the Virginia Cavaliers. The Hoos are looking to make some history on a couple of fronts. First and foremost, Virginia would win their first college baseball title, and it would arguably be the biggest …

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Jun
15
2014

Final Thoughts on the 2014 U.S. Open : Germany’s Martin Kaymer blows away the field.

If you are a Martin Kaymer fan, I’m sure you sure enjoyed this enjoyed this tournament. If you aren’t, and were just looking forward to a competitive major, then this tournament had all the drama of watching paint dry. Martin Kaymer doesn’t have to apologize for anything. He led this tournament from wire to wire, …

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Jun
14
2014

The Virginia Cavaliers can be the ACC team to stop the conference’s infamous baseball “Streak”.

41 ACC Teams have tried, and 41 ACC teams have failed. Since 1955 the ACC has had 41 teams take their shot at being the first ACC team since Wake Forest’s 1955 CWS winning team. It’s one of the most infamous ACC steaks that exist. Each year the question gets asked to any ACC team …

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Jun
09
2014

2014 U.S Open Preview: The Top 5 Contenders.

Did the U.S. Open sneak up on us or what? The U.S. Open will be headed to Pinehurst, North Carolina this week in what should be an intriguing tournament.  The U.S. Open is normally about hitting fairways staying out of the rough and getting pars. There will no rough at Pinehurst #2 this week, but that …

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Jun
02
2014

Articles from around the ACC Blogosphere June 2, 2014.

We know you’ve missed, and it’s back! It’s articles from around the ACC Blogosphere. Right now were in the middle of the College Baseball Tournament where Virginia, departing ACC member Maryland and incoming ACC program Louisville are still alive. What else are the ACC bloggers writing about? Virginia blog StreakingtheLawn is pumped about the Hoos …

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