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[QUOTE="jncuse, post: 5585950, member: 1969"]
Here is the ACC vs other conferences.   Based on my tracking I was expecting a little better, but I suspect my error came in diminishing of home games by NET.

ACC is far better positioned from where it was last year.  10 top 60 teams vs 5 for example.  But it is still clearly positioned in slot #4, after SEC, B10, B12.

Compared to other conferences.   Doesn't have the star power as the other 3 -- especially from #3-#6.   In the middle "good", teams #7-#10 they are all very comparable.   ACC could use a couple of their teams in the #11-#14 range to step up over the next month.   (Syracuse, FSU, Virginia Tech all came out firing early in the year, but slowed down).   Everybody but the SEC has it share of bottom feeders.

If I had to guess teams the SEC because of its lack of crud, is probably best positioned for double digit seeds.   BIG and B12 are in the 8-10 range.   But the ACC is going to come in a few seeds higher than prior years.   Probably a 7 bid league.  It will be hard for the Big East to get more than 4 given its early season start.

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