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Who do you think wins the ACC tourney?

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Miami 
 
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Either Duke or UVa. I am hoping my Wahoos get it done again
 
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Either Duke, UNC, Louisville, Virginia, Notre Dame, NCST, Cuse or Miami. 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by mbiddy:

Either Duke, UNC, Louisville, Virginia, Notre Dame, NCST, Cuse or Miami. 


Nahhh Georgia Tech or Vtech wins it. 
 
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DUKE OR UNC
 
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Tar Heels!!!!!!
 
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Virginia again
 
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Boston college
 
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Terps hands down

 
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Go with team with longest bench. Legs become factor after second game.
 
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Terps are in the Big Ten
 
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Quote Originally Posted by hotdemz_2:

Terps hands down



assuming this has sarcasm draped over it??
 
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UNC. Two Words. Marcus Paige.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by mbiddy:



assuming this has sarcasm draped over it??

lol you never know with some people
 
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The ACC Tourney (and other tourneys) for that matter need to go to a thing of the past. There is literally no need for them in larger conferences; or even smaller conferences. Teams that have already made an at-large bid should not be forced to risk injury and needed stamina to win tournaments that are useless and for the casual fan. 

Bottom line is that the REGULAR SEASON champion should receive the at-large bid. Especially in smaller conferences where usually only one team goes. Why else play the regular season? How many times have we seen good teams work hard all year long to win their regular season league championship only to lose in the tourney and be snubbed? Basically teams in conferences such as the MAAC, MEAC, Southern, Patriot, etc, etc play ALL season long to play in their respective conference tourneys to see who goes to the Dance. It's pointless.

Reward teams teams who work hard all season. Don't reward teams who luck out.
 
 
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***The Ivy League has it right. There's a shocker.
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