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Message: [QUOTE="Cusefan0307, post: 4985175, member: 1743"] What constitutes stinking can be debated. Obviously UNC with Duke just behind them are the class of the league. Happy we got to the heels this year. Clemson beat a projected 3, 7, 8, and 10 seed in the OOC and they are a game over .500 in conference. Florida is a top 25 team and easily in. They are because they have had a good SEC season. They beat no one OOC outside of Pitt. UVA beat Florida and went 9-2 OOC. Wake beat Florida and went 8-3 OOC. Pitt had a terrible schedule. They probably thought WVU would be good, but then Huggins got fired and that win meant nothing. They lost to Florida and played a bunch of directional schools. No need to get into us. FSU and NC state both sucked early and then suddenly got competitive during the conference season. It would have been better for the top 6-8 teams had they continued to suck because they are dragging down other schools when they win. Virginia Tech is a strange team. They’ve been bad on the road in conference. They did beat the number 6 team in the country in December and also beat Boise who‘s also in. Like us they’ve been hurt by some terrible scoring margins. Miami completely collapsing has hurt the league. BC played a terrible schedule and is dragging down the conference when they play anyone including us. Georgia Tech and Notre Dane are rebuilding, but competitive. That drags down league metrics. Louisville is borderline the ACC version of DePaul. They kill the leagues metrics too. If you look at the conference as a whole the middle to top teams all have some really good wins in November and December or at least took care of business, but the bottom teams kill the league on the whole compared to the Big 12 or SEC. The league on the whole can’t afford teams at the bottom being this bad going forward. [/QUOTE]

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