Louisville blows the 2nd half lead to continue the ACC's miserable fun so far. Only two teams left to try and get more credits.

(03-19-2017 05:28 PM)CollegeCard Wrote:  Louisville blows the 2nd half lead to continue the ACC's miserable fun so far. Only two teams left to try and get more credits.

This team never learned how to consistently finish games. Today they missed their last 8 or 9 3's I believe. They never developed that mental toughness. I think this team was more athletic than our 2013 championship team but that team had basketball intelligence & mental toughness to win close games at the end. Hopefully this loss will light a spark under them going into next season that will fire their determination. We need gym rats essentially.

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Syracuse who took a home loss to Ole Miss in the NIT. Clearly the Orange didn’t want to be in the NIT. The Cuse just missed the NCAA’s and who cares the about the NIT.

The ACC regular and ACC tournament are just too tough. The ACC teams were just wore down by the time the NCAA tournament starts. When you play in league like the ACC, you get leg weary while teams from other conferences are more well rested.

They aren't conference games so who really cares ?

Now that the ACC was the nation’s top football conference in 2016, the ACC really is a football conference anyways.

All I know is Duke better win tonight. If I have to pull for the damn Blue Devils they better make it worth my while.

Should have known. Never depend on a North Carolinian for anything because they are worthless.

Is this historically worst showing ever? Wow, 9 teams in, 1 left.

I love it!!!! Way to go gamecocks!!!

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(03-19-2017 10:23 PM)domer1978 Wrote:  Is this historically worst showing ever? Wow, 9 teams in, 1 left.

I cant imagine any conference doing any worse. This might not be just the worst performance of the ACC but the worst performance from any conference. In any event, it has to be the worst 2 year turnaround in the history of sports. One year you set a record in earning the most NCAA tourney credits ever, and the next year eight out of nine teams fail to get past the first weekend. WOW!