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Men's Basketball All-ACC Teams - georgia_tech_swagger - 03-01-2017 03:53 PM
Academic All-ACC:
2017 All-ACC Academic Men’s Basketball Team
Player, Class, School / Hometown / Major
Deng Adel, So., Louisville / Melbourne, Australia / Sports Administration
Grayson Allen, Jr., Duke / Jacksonville, Fla. / Psychology
Tyus Battle, Fr., Syracuse / Edison, N.J. / Information Management
Bruce Brown, Fr., Miami / Boston, Mass. / Sport Administration
Gabe DeVoe, Jr., Clemson / Shelby, N.C. / Marketing
Torin Dorn, So., NC State / Charlotte, N.C. / Communication
Trent Forrest, Fr., Florida State / Chipley, Fla. / Sport Management
T.J. Gibbs, Fr., Notre Dame / Scotch Plains, N.J. / Undeclared
Devon Hall, Jr., Virginia / Virginia Beach, Va. / Media Studies
Tony Hicks, Gr., Louisville / South Holland, Ill. / Human Resources
Avry Holmes, Gr., Clemson / Salem, Ore. / Athletic Leadership
Chase Jeter, So., Duke / Las Vegas, Nev. / Cultural Anthropology
Cameron Johnson, So., Pittsburgh / Moon Township, Pa. / Communication
V.J. King, Fr., Louisville / Cleveland, Ohio / Sports Administration
Ryan Luther, Jr., Pittsburgh / Gibsonia, Pa. / College of Business
Tyler Lydon, So., Syracuse / Elizaville, N.Y. / Communications
Anas Mahmoud, Jr., Louisville / Cairo, Egypt / Sports Administration
Luke Maye, So., North Carolina / Huntersville, N.C. / Business Administration
Justin Moore, Fr., Georgia Tech / San Diego, Calif. / Business Administration
Josh Okogie, Fr., Georgia Tech / Snellville, Ga. / Business Administration
Rex Pflueger, So., Notre Dame / Dana Point, Calif. / Undeclared
Davon Reed, Sr., Miami / Ewing, N.J. / Sport Administration
Justin Robinson, So., Virginia Tech / Manassas, Va. / University Studies
Quentin Snider, Jr., Louisville / Louisville, Ky. / Communication
Raymond Spalding, So., Louisville / Louisville, Ky. / Communication
Andrew White III, Gr., Syracuse / Richmond, Va. / Industrial Design
Omer Yurtseven, Fr., NC State / Istanbul, Turkey / Engineering
Props to the bolded players for making All-ACC *and* not having a patsy major.
RE: Men's Basketball All-ACC Teams - nzmorange - 03-01-2017 04:21 PM
To be fair to Tyler, comm at SU isn't comm at 99.9999% of other schools.
Men's Basketball All-ACC Teams - Lenvillecards - 03-02-2017 08:52 AM
Wow, 6 (4 of 5 starters!) Cards on the list! Hicks is a graduate transfer from Penn.
RE: Men's Basketball All-ACC Teams - ken d - 03-02-2017 11:20 AM
I wonder how many players majoring in Sports Administration didn't make this list. And why?
RE: Men's Basketball All-ACC Teams - green - 03-02-2017 01:11 PM
(03-02-2017 11:20 AM)ken d Wrote: I wonder how many players majoring in Sports Administration didn't make this list. And why?
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RE: Men's Basketball All-ACC Teams - TerryD - 03-02-2017 05:23 PM
TJ Gibbs is a freshman at ND. All freshmen (athletes and non-athletes) at ND have to take the same curriculum, called First Year of Studies.
By the end of spring semester in your first year, you must complete:
1 University Seminar
1 Writing and Rhetoric course
2 semesters of mathematics
2 semesters of a science or foreign language
2 courses in the Moreau First Year Experience
1 additional University Requirement
2 program requirements or electives
http://firstyear.nd.edu/incoming-students/first-year-requirements/
So, that is why he is "undecided".
Rex Pflueger is a sophomore, he better make up his mind fast...
RE: Men's Basketball All-ACC Teams - TexanMark - 03-02-2017 05:53 PM
(03-01-2017 04:21 PM)nzmorange Wrote: To be fair to Tyler, comm at SU isn't comm at 99.9999% of other schools.
Depends if he is in Newhouse or not.
BTW, since when is Psychology a tough major...I took Psych 101 and it was pretty cake.
RE: Men's Basketball All-ACC Teams - nzmorange - 03-03-2017 08:04 AM
(03-02-2017 05:53 PM)TexanMark Wrote:(03-01-2017 04:21 PM)nzmorange Wrote: To be fair to Tyler, comm at SU isn't comm at 99.9999% of other schools.
Depends if he is in Newhouse or not.
BTW, since when is Psychology a tough major...I took Psych 101 and it was pretty cake.
Aren't all SU comm majors in Newhouse?
RE: Men's Basketball All-ACC Teams - ken d - 03-03-2017 10:30 AM
(03-02-2017 05:53 PM)TexanMark Wrote:(03-01-2017 04:21 PM)nzmorange Wrote: To be fair to Tyler, comm at SU isn't comm at 99.9999% of other schools.
Depends if he is in Newhouse or not.
BTW, since when is Psychology a tough major...I took Psych 101 and it was pretty cake.
In most of the schools I've had experience with, Psych could be a rigorous major if you wanted it to be. It could also be the easy way to a degree if you were an indifferent student. That describes one of my nieces who went to UNC. But that was before you could choose a major with the word "Studies" in it for an even easier option.
RE: Men's Basketball All-ACC Teams - WNCOrange - 03-03-2017 11:32 AM
(03-01-2017 03:53 PM)georgia_tech_swagger Wrote: Grayson Allen, Jr., Duke / Jacksonville, Fla. / Psychology
The irony.
RE: Men's Basketball All-ACC Teams - CrazyPaco - 03-03-2017 12:43 PM
(03-03-2017 10:30 AM)ken d Wrote:(03-02-2017 05:53 PM)TexanMark Wrote:(03-01-2017 04:21 PM)nzmorange Wrote: To be fair to Tyler, comm at SU isn't comm at 99.9999% of other schools.
Depends if he is in Newhouse or not.
BTW, since when is Psychology a tough major...I took Psych 101 and it was pretty cake.
In most of the schools I've had experience with, Psych could be a rigorous major if you wanted it to be. It could also be the easy way to a degree if you were an indifferent student. That describes one of my nieces who went to UNC. But that was before you could choose a major with the word "Studies" in it for an even easier option.
There are different tracks in Psych that could be more or less rigorous. Depends how much actual biology you want to thrown in. But in my experience, a neuropsych or biopsych course offered by a neuroscience/biology department or program compared to one offered by a psychology department is a night and day difference.
Also true at the graduate level. All degrees (BS or PhD) are not achieved equally.
RE: Men's Basketball All-ACC Teams - dbacard - 03-03-2017 03:00 PM
BAH, they all loom patsy except for the bottom two.
RE: Men's Basketball All-ACC Teams - TexanMark - 03-03-2017 03:00 PM
(03-03-2017 08:04 AM)nzmorange Wrote:(03-02-2017 05:53 PM)TexanMark Wrote:(03-01-2017 04:21 PM)nzmorange Wrote: To be fair to Tyler, comm at SU isn't comm at 99.9999% of other schools.
Depends if he is in Newhouse or not.
BTW, since when is Psychology a tough major...I took Psych 101 and it was pretty cake.
Aren't all SU comm majors in Newhouse?
Nope...the college of Visual and Performing Arts also has a comm major. If you can't get into Newhouse you can get into VPA.
http://vpa.syr.edu/
RE: Men's Basketball All-ACC Teams - nzmorange - 03-04-2017 10:46 AM
(03-03-2017 10:30 AM)ken d Wrote:(03-02-2017 05:53 PM)TexanMark Wrote:(03-01-2017 04:21 PM)nzmorange Wrote: To be fair to Tyler, comm at SU isn't comm at 99.9999% of other schools.
Depends if he is in Newhouse or not.
BTW, since when is Psychology a tough major...I took Psych 101 and it was pretty cake.
In most of the schools I've had experience with, Psych could be a rigorous major if you wanted it to be. It could also be the easy way to a degree if you were an indifferent student. That describes one of my nieces who went to UNC. But that was before you could choose a major with the word "Studies" in it for an even easier option.
Getting that MRS can be extremely difficult. There's s lot of competition out there!
RE: Men's Basketball All-ACC Teams - ken d - 03-04-2017 05:13 PM
(03-04-2017 10:46 AM)nzmorange Wrote:(03-03-2017 10:30 AM)ken d Wrote:(03-02-2017 05:53 PM)TexanMark Wrote:(03-01-2017 04:21 PM)nzmorange Wrote: To be fair to Tyler, comm at SU isn't comm at 99.9999% of other schools.
Depends if he is in Newhouse or not.
BTW, since when is Psychology a tough major...I took Psych 101 and it was pretty cake.
In most of the schools I've had experience with, Psych could be a rigorous major if you wanted it to be. It could also be the easy way to a degree if you were an indifferent student. That describes one of my nieces who went to UNC. But that was before you could choose a major with the word "Studies" in it for an even easier option.
Getting that MRS can be extremely difficult. There's s lot of competition out there!
Especially at Carolina, where there are 3 women for every 2 men. She got hers when she went to NC State's School of Design for her grad work. It's about the opposite there. Now she's an artist, but not a starving one.
RE: Men's Basketball All-ACC Teams - georgia_tech_swagger - 03-05-2017 06:46 PM
All-Atlantic Coast Conference
(5 points per 1st team vote, 3 points per 2nd team vote, 1 point per 3rd team vote)
FIRST TEAM School Points
Luke Kennard Duke *265
Justin Jackson North Carolina 256
John Collins Wake Forest 255
Bonzie Colson Notre Dame 253
Donovan Mitchell Louisville 231
SECOND TEAM
Dwayne Bacon Florida State 141
Dennis Smith Jr. NC State 126
Ben Lammers Georgia Tech 109
Joel Berry II North Carolina 102
London Perrantes Virginia 90
THIRD TEAM
Michael Young Pittsburgh 85
Jaron Blossomgame Clemson 67
Andrew White III Syracuse 67
Davon Reed Miami 66
Jayson Tatum Duke 51
ALL-HONORABLE MENTION (10-or-more points)
Kennedy Meeks North Carolina 34
Matt Farrell Notre Dame 25
Zach LeDay Virginia Tech 24
Jerome Robinson Boston College 23
Jonathan Isaac Florida State 20
Seth Allen Virginia Tech 18
Jamel Artis Pittsburgh 17
V.J. Beachem Notre Dame 12
Steve Vasturia Notre Dame 11
Tyler Lydon Syracuse 10
ALL-DEFENSIVE TEAM
Ben Lammers Georgia Tech 50
Isaiah Wilkins Virginia 41
Donovan Mitchell Louisville 39
Davon Reed Miami 25
Xavier Rathan-Mayes Florida State 19
Matt Jones Duke 19
ALL-FRESHMAN TEAM
Dennis Smith NC State 51
Jonathan Isaac Florida State 51
Jayson Tatum Duke 50
Josh Okogie Georgia Tech 49
Ky Bowman Boston College 32
ACC PLAYER OF THE YEAR
Justin Jackson North Carolina 24
John Collins Wake Forest 15
Bonzie Colson Notre Dame 8
Luke Kennard Duke 5
Donovan Mitchell Louisville 1
ACC FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR
Dennis Smith NC State 36
Jayson Tatum Duke 8
Josh Okogie Georgia Tech 3
Ky Bowman Boston College 3
Jonathan Isaac Florida State 3
ACC COACH OF THE YEAR
Josh Pastner Georgia Tech 24
Roy Williams North Carolina 8
Mike Brey Notre Dame 7
Leonard Hamilton Florida State 4
Danny Manning Wake Forest 3
Buzz Williams Virginia Tech 3
Jim Larrañaga Miami 2
Rick Pitino Louisville 2
ACC DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR
Ben Lammers Georgia Tech 37
Isaiah Wilkins Virginia 6
Kamari Murphy Miami 4
Matt Jones Duke 3
Xavier Rathan-Mayes Florida State 1
Dennis Smith NC State 1
Steve Vasturia Notre Dame 1
ACC MOST IMPROVED
John Collins Wake Forest 26
Ben Lammers Georgia Tech 15
Matt Farrell Notre Dame 9
Justin Jackson North Carolina 1
Luke Kennard Duke 1
Donovan Mitchell Louisville 1
ACC SIXTH MAN OF THE YEAR
Seth Allen Virginia Tech 43
Tadric Jackson Georgia Tech 4
Frank Jackson Duke 3
Marcquise Reed Clemson 2
Markell Johnson NC State 1
*Denotes unanimous
RE: Men's Basketball All-ACC Teams - ken d - 03-05-2017 07:54 PM
(03-05-2017 06:46 PM)georgia_tech_swagger Wrote: All-Atlantic Coast Conference
(5 points per 1st team vote, 3 points per 2nd team vote, 1 point per 3rd team vote)
FIRST TEAM School Points
Luke Kennard Duke *265
Justin Jackson North Carolina 256
John Collins Wake Forest 255
Bonzie Colson Notre Dame 253
Donovan Mitchell Louisville 231
SECOND TEAM
Dwayne Bacon Florida State 141
Dennis Smith Jr. NC State 126
Ben Lammers Georgia Tech 109
Joel Berry II North Carolina 102
London Perrantes Virginia 90
THIRD TEAM
Michael Young Pittsburgh 85
Jaron Blossomgame Clemson 67
Andrew White III Syracuse 67
Davon Reed Miami 66
Jayson Tatum Duke 51
ALL-HONORABLE MENTION (10-or-more points)
Kennedy Meeks North Carolina 34
Matt Farrell Notre Dame 25
Zach LeDay Virginia Tech 24
Jerome Robinson Boston College 23
Jonathan Isaac Florida State 20
Seth Allen Virginia Tech 18
Jamel Artis Pittsburgh 17
V.J. Beachem Notre Dame 12
Steve Vasturia Notre Dame 11
Tyler Lydon Syracuse 10
ALL-DEFENSIVE TEAM
Ben Lammers Georgia Tech 50
Isaiah Wilkins Virginia 41
Donovan Mitchell Louisville 39
Davon Reed Miami 25
Xavier Rathan-Mayes Florida State 19
Matt Jones Duke 19
ALL-FRESHMAN TEAM
Dennis Smith NC State 51
Jonathan Isaac Florida State 51
Jayson Tatum Duke 50
Josh Okogie Georgia Tech 49
Ky Bowman Boston College 32
ACC PLAYER OF THE YEAR
Justin Jackson North Carolina 24
John Collins Wake Forest 15
Bonzie Colson Notre Dame 8
Luke Kennard Duke 5
Donovan Mitchell Louisville 1
ACC FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR
Dennis Smith NC State 36
Jayson Tatum Duke 8
Josh Okogie Georgia Tech 3
Ky Bowman Boston College 3
Jonathan Isaac Florida State 3
ACC COACH OF THE YEAR
Josh Pastner Georgia Tech 24
Roy Williams North Carolina 8
Mike Brey Notre Dame 7
Leonard Hamilton Florida State 4
Danny Manning Wake Forest 3
Buzz Williams Virginia Tech 3
Jim Larrañaga Miami 2
Rick Pitino Louisville 2
ACC DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR
Ben Lammers Georgia Tech 37
Isaiah Wilkins Virginia 6
Kamari Murphy Miami 4
Matt Jones Duke 3
Xavier Rathan-Mayes Florida State 1
Dennis Smith NC State 1
Steve Vasturia Notre Dame 1
ACC MOST IMPROVED
John Collins Wake Forest 26
Ben Lammers Georgia Tech 15
Matt Farrell Notre Dame 9
Justin Jackson North Carolina 1
Luke Kennard Duke 1
Donovan Mitchell Louisville 1
ACC SIXTH MAN OF THE YEAR
Seth Allen Virginia Tech 43
Tadric Jackson Georgia Tech 4
Frank Jackson Duke 3
Marcquise Reed Clemson 2
Markell Johnson NC State 1
*Denotes unanimous
It's a measure of the balance of this league that of the top 19 players in the All-ACC voting, all 15 teams are represented and 8 different coaches got votes for COY.