This Sums Up the Difference between ACC and SEC Basketball

[What Would Jesus Do?]

We have 3 teams not even good enough to make the ACC tournament - and only 3 (out of 18) good enough to make the NCAA tournament.

They have only 3 teams that will miss the NCAA tournament - all the rest (13 of 16) are in.

This would be easier to take if UNC were one of the 3 at the top, but it's still very sad for this long-term UNC and ACC fan.

[Based on Lunardi's Sunday morning projections.]

 

[Oak ridger]

It's bad when a mid-major conference gets more bids than the ACC. I hope that one of the 3 ACC teams make it to the final four.

 

[DaveChapelle]

Wasn't this settled with the ACC/SEC Challenge results months ago?

 

[shane023]

It's bad when a mid-major conference gets more bids than the ACC. I hope that one of the 3 ACC teams make it to the final four.

I sure hope one of those 3 teams doesn’t make the Final 4. I would be happier if they lost to a 16.

 

[dtodd4475]

Wasn't this settled with the ACC/SEC Challenge results months ago?

The non challenge matchups between teams from each conference was awful as well. Men against boys like numbers.

 

[keysersosay#1]

Money talks and bull....walks

 

[Quest4Seven]

What are we getting out of being in the ACC. Our best hope is Bill Belichick turns football into a powerhouse and the SEC lets us in. Get on the train or get left behind

 

[What Would Jesus Do?]

What are we getting out of being in the ACC. Our best hope is Bill Belichick turns football into a powerhouse and the SEC lets us in. Get on the train or get left behind

Or we could decide to be a top basketball school and joint the Big East.

That decision has already been made (in favor of being a football school). So the question is whether we can be a top school in both sports.

Who would have thought that Clemson could be our model?

 

[WoadBlue]

Or we could decide to be a top basketball school and joint the Big East.

That decision has already been made (in favor of being a football school). So the question is whether we can be a top school in both sports.

Who would have thought that Clemson could be our model?

Anybody who knows football, specifically who grasps what football money and power mean.

But a better example is that we do permanently for UNC football what IU did for last year. The school went in fully own football, and not caring to do anything more for basketball to be good for 2025, and they got I to the playoffs because of that right emphasis, which included making the right coaching hire. By the way, Cignetti is one of the guys I wanted above that old, soft, lying fool Mack Brown.