A Sea Of Red

@ the UNC V-Tech ACC Semifinal Game... He and his dad were on TV for about 3 seconds haha

clutch.

They were also at the Duke-Clemson game in the same spot. They were actually on tv several times.

When you get tickets to the ACC tournament, you go for the entire session, not just one game.

Who would wanna watch 2 consec ACC games?

the tickets are sold in 2 game sets to the ACC. you can get really cheap tickets after every game b/c a team loses and everyone is selling their tickets for the next session

any true hoops fan would watch back to back ACC games.

Oh yeah, because ACC basketball is the penultimate basketball experience.

Sly Fox wrote:Oh yeah, because ACC basketball is the penultimate basketball experience.

As opposed to what? Hold on to your 'Horns because they're about the only thing worth a poop out your way.

I never want to hear an ACC fan ever complain about SEC football arrogance ever again.

Sly Fox wrote:I never want to hear an ACC fan ever complain about SEC football arrogance ever again.

C'mon Sly...tough to argue with this...

From '79 (First year of seeding in the NCAA Tourney)

ACC- 8 champs, 6 runnersup, 13 other Final Fours

Big Ten- 5 champs, 5 runnersup, 10 other Final fours

Big East- 5 champs, 5 runnersup, 4 other Final Fours

SEC- 5 champs, 3 runnersup, 8 other Final Fours

PAC-10- 2 champs, 3 runnersup, 4 other Final Fours

Metro- 2 champs, 4 other Final Fours

Big 12- 1 champ, 3 runnersup, 7 other Final Fours

I don't think that Sly said anything about the Big 12. But that list is pretty easy to argue with. Without even looking it up I can tell you that 6 of the 8 ACC champions are only 2 schools. I would imagein the runners up and final 4 participants look very similar. Those aren't exactly balanced stats.

LUConn, you just don't Get It. You can't Get It unless you live in a place where you can Get It. So just trust the people who Get It, cuz they Get It.



The ACC isn't great guys, top to bottom, it is not even the 2nd best league in the nation. You have Duke, UNC, and everyone else. Nothing like the Pac-10, or Big East, where there are SEVERAL talented teams.

ACC blows.

I saw Seth Curry at the game. Man, I can't wait to see him in a Liberty uniform.

At this point, does he have a chance to live up to our expectations of his brother? Dude is getting some serious national airtime. He's got a lot to live up to.

Yeah, way to get back on topic. Can't wait to see him play.

Only time will tell, LUconn. I don't think he'll be as good as his brother, but I hope he proves me wrong

jcmanson wrote:Only time will tell, LUconn. I don't think he'll be as good as his brother, but I hope he proves me wrong

I think I'll disagree here. I don't think he'll be as good a scorer as his brother but he certainly has a chance to be every bit as good in different areas. If he can solidify the PG position for us and become an above average starter by his sophomore year, he could be a very very good player.

seth curry will be fun to watch indeed...i really think he will be a better all around player. now to the other remarks...sweet your post of "ACC blows" shows you really have no clue not unless you are just a true instigator..who do you like may i ask??? i do not think any true ACC fan would say the League is good this year or the past few for that matter, but it has been traditionally the best. and sly....ACC fans do not whine about SEC arrogance.....it is well known they are the best in football and have every reason to. but back to the big 12....

LUconn wrote:But that list is pretty easy to argue with. Without even looking it up I can tell you that 6 of the 8 ACC champions are only 2 schools.

Yes, but the other 2 are 2 different schools making that 4 different schools to win titles since '79.

bigsmooth wrote:but it has been traditionally the best.

No, UNC and Duke are traditionally the best, the ACC isn't.

ToTheLeft wrote:

bigsmooth wrote:but it has been traditionally the best.

No, UNC and Duke are traditionally the best, the ACC isn't.

NCSU, & Maryland would like to talk to you...

You must really listen to a lot of talking head sports shows. Do a little research on the ACC & you'll quickly find out how far off you are.

blwall1416 wrote:

ToTheLeft wrote:

bigsmooth wrote:but it has been traditionally the best.

No, UNC and Duke are traditionally the best, the ACC isn't.

NCSU, & Maryland would like to talk to you...

You must really listen to a lot of talking head sports shows. Do a little research on the ACC & you'll quickly find out how far off you are.

TRADITIONALLY the best.

MD had a few good years, as did NCSU.

Keep using the words "traditionally", and all you have is NC and Duke.