ACC Wins Since We Joined

[OrlandoCuse]

Only because JB mentioned it during his UVA post game presser, stating UVA led the league in wins since we joined. He said "we are 6th or 7th (in wins)". I was curious on how the teams ranked, so I put the data together. He's right about UVA being #1. We're actually better than he thought, coming in 5th. But we don't have a lot of volatility in our years. Pretty much middle of the pack ACC, but never at the bottom. Most of the teams near our wins have spent a year or two near the bottom, dragging their overall rating down. Basically, we've become the epitome of a meddling, middle of the road ACC team. I guess JB is happy about that. Also, Lville didn't join until 2014-15, so their wins are skewed downward slightly.

Rank	Team	Wins	Wins/Year
1​	Virginia	137​	15.2​
2​	Duke	123​	13.7​
3​	UNC	117​	13.0​
4​	FSU	101​	11.2​
5​	Syracuse	94​	10.4​
6​	Clemson	91​	10.1​
7​	Miami	88​	9.8​
7​	ND	88​	9.8​
9​	Lville	84​	9.3​
10​	NC St	78​	8.7​
11​	VT	76​	8.4​
12​	GaTech	65​	7.2​
13​	Pitt	61​	6.8​
14​	Wake	58​	6.4​
15​	BC	41​	4.6​

 

[rocfan44]

5th in wins for the regular season or is this including the ACCT? I have to think we are near the bottom in ACCT wins.

 

[OrlandoCuse]

5th in wins for the regular season or is this including the ACCT? I have to think we are near the bottom in ACCT wins.

Regular season

 

[HoustonCuse]

Honestly that is way better than I would have guessed. Breaking into the top 3 would have been tough even if we were good, so fifth is actually respectable although has been a drudgery of crap performances that just all stack together.

 

[PoppyHart]

Louisville was 31-6 in 2013-14, although the wins were vacated.

It’s safe to assume they’d be in the 95+ win range if they participated in the ACC that year.