2/12 Results:
Virginia Tech 80 – Virginia 78 2 OT

2/13 Games:
Louisville - Syracuse

(02-12-2017 09:09 PM)MegaCard Wrote:  2/12 Results:
Virginia Tech 80 – Virginia 78 2 OT

2/13 Games:
Louisville - Syracuse

(02-12-2017 09:26 PM)Hokie Mark Wrote:  

(02-12-2017 09:09 PM)MegaCard Wrote:  2/12 Results:
Virginia Tech 80 – Virginia 78 2 OT

2/13 Games:
Louisville - Syracuse

I hope Chris Clarke and Khadim Sy aren't hurt badly.

A slightly different approach to bracketology at

http://www.teamrankings.com/ncaa-tournam...cketology/

shows six ACC teams as locks for the NCAAT, and three others making the cut. Teamrankings assigns a probability of making the tourney field to all D-I schools. Currently, they project Syracuse as getting an 8 seed, with a 48% chance of staying on the right side of the bubble; Va Tech a 10 seed (46%) and Miami an 11 seed (36%).

On the wrong side of the bubble are Wake (29%), Clemson (12%), Pitt (7%), Ga Tech (5%) and BC and NC State at 0%.

Seems like as reasonable a guess as any I've seen.

2/13 Results:
Louisville 76 – Syracuse 72 OT

2/14 Games:
Notre Dame – Boston College
Wake Forest – Clemson
Virginia Tech - Pittsburgh

ACC current standings:

STANDINGS CONFERENCE OVERALL
ACC W-L W-L
#10 North Carolina9-3 21-5
#17 Florida State 9-4 21-5
#8 Louisville 9-4 21-5
#14 Virginia 8-4 18-6
#12 Duke 8-4 20-5
#25 Notre Dame 8-5 19-7
Syracuse 8-6 16-11
Miami 6-6 16-8
Virginia Tech 6-6 17-7
Georgia Tech 6-6 15-10
Wake Forest 6-7 15-10
Clemson 3-9 13-11
Pittsburgh 3-9 14-11
NC State 3-10 14-12
Boston College 2-11 9-17

2/14 Results:
Notre Dame 84 – Boston College 76
Clemson 95 – Wake Forest 83
Virginia Tech 66 – Pittsburgh 63

2/15 Games:
Georgia Tech – Miami FL
North Carolina – NC State
Duke - Virginia

2/15 Results:
Miami 70 – Georgia Tech 61
North Carolina 97 – NC State 73
Duke 65 – Virginia 55

2/18 Games:
Clemson – Miami
Notre Dame – NC State
Wake Forest - Duke
Virginia Tech - Louisville
Florida State - Pitt
Virginia - North Carolina

2/18 Results:
Miami 71 – Clemson 65
Notre Dame 81 – NC State 72
Duke 99 – Wake Forest 94
Louisville 94 – Virginia Tech 90
Pittsburgh 80 – Florida State 66
North Carolina 65 – Virginia 41

2/19 Games:
Syracuse – Georgia Tech

some teams have clinched a bye haven't they? if i have my tiebreaks correct i think the top 3 as of now (2/18) have clinched a first round bye (max of 4 tournament games). on the next update would it be possible to reflect this in the standings?

2/19 Results:
Georgia Tech 71 – Syracuse 65

2/20 Games:
Miami – Virginia
Boston College – Florida State

2/20 Results:
Florida State 104 – Boston College 72
Miami 54 – Virginia 48 OT

2/21 Games:
NC State – Georgia Tech
Clemson – Virginia Tech

2/21 and 2/22 Results:
Virginia Tech 71 – Clemson 70
NC State 71 – Georgia Tech 69
Syracuse 78 – Duke 75
Wake Forest 63 – Pittsburgh 59
North Carolina 74 – Louisville 63

2/25 Games:
Florida State - Clemson
North Carolina - Pittsburgh
Virginia – NC State
Virginia Tech – Boston College
Duke - Miami

2/25 Results:
Florida State 76 – Clemson 74
North Carolina 85 – Pittsburgh 67
Virginia 70 – NC State 55
Virginia Tech 91 – Boston College 75
Miami 55 – Duke 50

2/26 Games:
Georgia Tech – Notre Dame
Syracuse - Louisville

2/26 Results:
Louisville 88 – Syracuse 68
Notre Dame 64 – Georgia Tech 60

2/27 Games:
Miami – Virginia Tech
North Carolina - Virginia

Valiant effort, but now it looks like we are NIT bound. Still a great season for the future President of the United State, Josh Pastner.

Conference wins in the ACC the past three years:

1. North Carolina 38
2. Virginia 37
3. Notre Dame, Duke 36

(02-27-2017 11:19 AM)TerryD Wrote:  Conference wins in the ACC the past three years:

1. North Carolina 38
2. Virginia 37
3. Notre Dame, Duke 36

Louisville is at 35 ...

... and is still looking for it's first ACC tourney win, having lost in it's first shot in 2015 to 5 seed UNC, and banning itself in last year's tourney.

It's a weird thing to think the Cards are looking for it's first conference tourney win, since the two years prior to joining the ACC, Louisville won its conference tourney (2014 -- winning the American, over UConn in the finals (And UConn did us a huge favor by defeating Kentucky in the national finals that year), and 2013, beating Villanova, Notre Dame and Syracuse, to win the Big East on the way to the cutting down the nets for the national title).

Here's hoping the Cards can grab their first conference tourney win this year.

(02-26-2017 10:58 PM)Tech Savy Wrote:  Valiant effort, but now it looks like we are NIT bound. Still a great season for the future President of the United State, Josh Pastner.

Is Pastner going to president of California when (hopefully, dreaming I know) Calexit happens?

(02-27-2017 12:08 PM)domer1978 Wrote:  

(02-26-2017 10:58 PM)Tech Savy Wrote:  Valiant effort, but now it looks like we are NIT bound. Still a great season for the future President of the United State, Josh Pastner.

Is Pastner going to president of California when (hopefully, dreaming I know) Calexit happens?

I think a Texit would be more likely than a Calexit.