05-23-2017, 07:27 AM
05-23-2017, 09:40 PM
Well .... who won?
This reminded me of my good friend in high school, who was one of the best tennis players in the state of Kentucky (this goes back to the 1980's - my buddy played in junior national tourney's where Andre Agassi was playing). My buddy had full ride schollys to UVA and Duke, and a partial to UNC ... He chose UNC.
A back injury derailed his tennis career, but he went on to UT Austin for grad school. Not only a great tennis player, but smart as hell too. That bastard.
This reminded me of my good friend in high school, who was one of the best tennis players in the state of Kentucky (this goes back to the 1980's - my buddy played in junior national tourney's where Andre Agassi was playing). My buddy had full ride schollys to UVA and Duke, and a partial to UNC ... He chose UNC.
A back injury derailed his tennis career, but he went on to UT Austin for grad school. Not only a great tennis player, but smart as hell too. That bastard.
05-23-2017, 09:51 PM
Virginia men win 3rd straight national championship and 4th out of last 5 years. UVa has by far the most men's national titles in all sports than any other ACC school (and second only to UNC when women's team sports are counted).
05-23-2017, 10:50 PM
(05-23-2017 09:51 PM)cavman Wrote: [ -> ]Virginia men win 3rd straight national championship and 4th out of last 5 years. UVa has by far the most men's national titles in all sports than any other ACC school (and second only to UNC when women's team sports are counted).
This list says its ND with the most national championships in the ACC after UNC.
UNC= 43
ND= 29
Virginia= 27
Syracuse= 25
Next would be a big dropoff with Duke having 16
National Championships