Here's a story from the Washington Post
about Maryland's NCAA streak, and their efforts to keep it alive. Job
One is Clemson, who comes calling tonight.
It's a similar situation for UNC, though not as critical. They
go to C-ville tonight, and should win. They're in fourth place in a
seriously tough conference. Unless they collapse, they're in.
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Conf. | Overall | |||||||||||||
Duke | 11-2 | 22-3 | ||||||||||||
NC State | 9-3 | 17-6 | ||||||||||||
Wake Forest | 7-5 | 17-6 | ||||||||||||
Georgia Tech | 6-6 | 19-7 | ||||||||||||
North Carolina | 6-6 | 16-7 | ||||||||||||
Florida State | 6-7 | 18-9 | ||||||||||||
Maryland | 4-8 | 13-10 | ||||||||||||
Virginia | 4-9 | 14-10 | ||||||||||||
Clemson | 3-10 | 10-14 |
Here's another article on who's
in and who's almost in.
Wake is certainly in, and an
unsung part of their success has been Taron Downey. We love Wake's guards -
Chris Paul is just an assassin, and Justin Gray has a love of the clutch.
They're all damn good.
We've been critical of Rashad McCants, and also admired his surge as the
season has advanced. He deserves praise, without question. But in
light of recent boneheaded remarks in various areas, most notably the Chronicle,
who
told Ol' Roy Williams to call him "boy?"
Here's the quote:"(McCants) is probably the most discussed player I've
ever coached, but fellas, he's coming. He's gotten better and better and
better. It doesn't mean he hasn't given me a lot of these gray hairs, cause he's
responsible for a lot of them. But the boy's coming and getting better and
better and trying to do the things we want him to do."
Anywhere else on the UNC campus, using "boy" in that context, would
get someone censured.
- UNC
to begin critical stretch at Virginia - Clemson sole focus for Terps
- Maryland's fate in its hands, which translates to its heart
- Tar Heels target sweep Virginia's mission is to avoid a berth in the tourney play-in game
- Va.
Tech and Miami are adding warts to the ACC - Justin
Gray Named ACC Player Of The Week -
Yes.
They aren't getting any respect - Felton
struggles to fill role - Felton passes glory to others