Beth Mechum

March 18, 2010

As promised, here’s your second batch of links for Thursday.

Mark Prosser is following in his blank”>father’s footsteps as he’s approaching the NCAA tournament with an even keel, writes Winston-Salem’s John Dell. Ish Smith has a blank”>motor that seemingly doesn’t quit – Wake Forest is hopeful this will carry them through.

Bob Huggins did not exactly agree with Seth…

Beth Mechum

March 18, 2010

Another set of links while getting ready for the madness.

We start today in Winston-Salem and hunt for links until we reach Chestnut Hill. All names in bold are those of recent ACC Sports Journal contributors.

Wake Forest can win a lot in December, still some in January, and even some in February, writes Winston-Salem’s Dan Collins. This year the team is out to prove it can win in March, and maybe even…

Grant Fitzgerald

March 17, 2010

Here is the second batch of links for Wednesday.

Boston College assistant coach Mo Cassara picks the first two rounds of the South and East regions for the website scACChoops.com.

Analysts have said that Duke has the easiest path in the NCAA tournament but the Blue Devils know that nothing will come easy.

Georgia Tech and Georgia renewed their rivalry on the diamond and the Yellow Jackets…

Grant Fitzgerald

March 17, 2010

I post Wednesday’s links as I decide how many brackets is a reasonable number to fill out.

All names of recent contributors to the ACC Sports Journal are in bold.

Who would win in a matchup of the best Boston College teams in the past decade?

After disappointing performances in the NCAA tournament the last several seasons, Clemson has much to prove against Missouri this season, writes…

Beth Mechum

March 16, 2010

As promised, here’s your second batch of links for Tuesday.

Spring practice in Charlottesville didn’t bring any signs of actual spring weather, but new head coach Mike London kept warm with his enthusiasm, writes Newport News’ Norm Wood. London kept busy and made sure he wasn’t just there to “blow a whistle.”

Tom O’Brien is confident about next year’s football team, and he…

Beth Mechum

March 16, 2010

Another set of links to post while I get excited for NIT play. Think people will rush Rosemary St. if UNC wins?

We start today with the Demon Deacons and eventually wind our way around to the Eagles. All names in bold are those of recent ACC Sports Journal contributors.

There will be new faces on Wake Forest’s spring practice field today, with nine starters to be replaced, writes Winston-Salem’s Dan…

Grant Fitzgerald

March 15, 2010

Here is the second batch of links for Monday.

Clemson is very happy with its No. 7 seed in the NCAA tournament.

One of the biggest developments for Duke in the ACC tournament was the production of freshman Andre Dawkins.

It isn’t the easiest draw, but Florida State is happy with its first round game against Gonzaga.

Maryland’s Gary Williams will face another 600-win coach in…

Grant Fitzgerald

March 15, 2010

I post Monday’s links as I prepare my 29th bracket for the NCAA tournament. One of these has to be correct, right?

All names of recent contributors to the ACC Sports Journal are in bold.

Boston College swept Umass over the weekend to send the Eagle’s hockey team to the Hockey East Semifinals.

Oliver Purnell and Clemson were rewarded for their work with a seven seed which Purnell says is…

Mark Thompson

March 13, 2010

Yesterday was too big in the ACC to not have links. So this Saturday Edition of the Daily Links is brought to you by the ACC Tournament. I hear there’s some upset in the air in Greensboro.

All names of recent contributors to the ACC Sports Journal are in bold.

Upsets aren’t just a basketball thing these days. Unranked Boston College shut out No. 13 Miami on the arm of junior pitcher Pat…

Mark Thompson

March 12, 2010

As always, here is your second group of links, only a little beefier because of the ACC Tournament.

A lack of stars and a lack of the usual ACC powerhouse teams are a few reasons why two writers, including Charlotte’s Ken Tysiac, think the ACC Tournament lacks its usual hype.

This year’s biggest story at the ACC tournament may be about the coaches.

What is there to learn from the ACC…