After Virginia's wonderful upset of Tech on Saturday, the students seemed as
if they weren't sure how to storm the floor - or maybe they thought that doing
so would give Pete Gllen some credit. But they got it together and stromed
the court after al was said and done, and good for them. It's been a while
for UVa. That was one of the most compelling endings we've seen this year.
| Conf. | Overall | |
| Duke | 10-0 | 21-1 |
| NC State | 8-2 | 15-5 |
| Georgia Tech | 5-5 | 18-6 |
| Wake Forest | 5-5 | 14-6 |
| Maryland | 4-5 | 13-7 |
| Florida State | 5-6 | 17-8 |
| North Carolina | 4-6 | 14-7 |
| Virginia | 3-8 | 13-9 |
| Clemson | 2-9 | 9-13 |
Florida State beat Clemson to preserve, at least temporarily, a slight lead
over UNC. UNC can tie the 'Noles with a win over Maryland Sunday.
That's a huge game with big implications.
Wake Forest also takes on Cincinnati. After the last game, when Trent
Strickland was left home, Strickland has apologized to his teammates for, by his
own admission, being a bit of a jerk. They'll proably need him against he
Bearcats, who, as usual, are highly athletic.
- Tar
Heels to battle Terrapins in key ACC matchup today - Deacs
to take on Bearcats - UNC:
Potential vs. reality - Lacking
some parts, Terps still give their all - Billet
Helps Cavs Shock No. 15 Ga. Tech - Nothing's
Free, Nothing's Easy - Billet's
'3' lifts Virginia / Cavs nip Yellow Jackets to end losing string and leave
ACC cellar - Last-minute
loss - Sendek
Still Doesn't Receive Adequate Recognition - Virginia's
problems prove springboard for freshman - 'Noles
uncover a fan base to feed off -
Wafer comes
on strong for Seminoles -
FSU
keeping NCAA dream