2010-03-14T22:19:10Z urn:uuid:60a76c80-d399-11d9-b93C-0003939e0af6 CoalEngine CoalSpeak urn:uuid:1225c695-cfb8-4ebb-aaaa-80da344efa6a 2010-03-14T22:19:10Z

Clemson To Play Missouri In NCAA Tournament Associated Press March 14, 2010 CLEMSON, S.C. (AP) - Coach Oliver Purnell knows how to get Clemson in the NCAA tournament. Now, he says the Tigers are ready for more. Clemson earned its third consecutive NCAA berth on Sunday, something it hadn’t achieved since current Texas coach Rick Barnes took the Tigers there from 1996-98. However, Barnes began a legacy with his last appearance in 1998 that Purnell…

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ACC Tournament Central Jim Young | Mailbag ACCSports.com March 14, 2010 Check here throughout the ACC tournament for links to our coverage! Duke held off Georgia Tech to win yet another ACC title. Once again Jon Scheyer was great when it mattered most. Check out David Glenn’s analysis and observations in his Sunday courtside blog. Denny Kuiper breaks down Georgia Tech's win over N.C. State. Here's Tom Van Hoy's ACC audio update,…

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David Glenn’s Friday Courtside ACC Tournament Blog David Glenn | Mailbag March 12, 2010 Sights, sounds and observations (updated throughout the day) from press row in Greensboro on the second day of the ACC Tournament: 10 Things I’ll Probably Forget To Mention Unless I Write Them Down Now: There have been a handful of former coaches in the Greensboro Coliseum this weekend. Generally speaking, they’d rather have root canal than…

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Kuiper’s 3-Pointer: ACC Tourney First Round Denny Kuiper | Mailbag March 12, 2010 Former college coach Denny Kuiper breaks down the first day of the ACC tournament. It was an interesting first day. Three of the underdogs won - Virginia, Miami, and N.C. State. But I would not really call those wins upsets. Remember, there is a reason these eight teams played in the opening round. They were either not good enough or did not play well enough to…

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Daily Links, March 12 Mark Thompson March 12, 2010 Today’s batch of Daily Links would like to thank the ACC for expanding. Instead of links to football players in rehab, there were four games and eight teams worth of action yesterday. And the best part? Those games were unpredictably good. All recent contributors to the ACC Sports Journal are in bold. Boston College looked careless yesterday, like a team that could lose to an undermanned Virginia…

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Jim Young’s Thursday Courtside ACC Tournament Blog Jim Young | Mailbag ACCSports.com March 11, 2010 12:38 Okay, I lied. I’m outta gas here after a 16 hour day. I’ll be back in full force in about, oh, 11 hour or so. 11:38 N.C. State 58, Clemson 57. More later. 11:29 Following up on something I just tweeted … I really, really like Richard Howell. He’s got a polished low post game, he rebounds well and he passes…

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David Glenn’s Thursday Courtside ACC Tournament Blog David Glenn | Mailbag March 11, 2010 Sights, sounds and observations (updated throughout the day) from press row in Greensboro on the first day of the ACC Tournament: A $1 Million Victory?: Georgia Tech took a huge step toward an NCAA Tournament at-large bid with its win over North Carolina. That obviously would mean a lot to coach Paul Hewitt, and to the Tech program. But it also would…

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Kuiper: ACC Tournament Observations Denny Kuiper | Mailbag March 11, 2010 The regular season is over and the ACC tournament is ready to begin. There is opportunity for everyone in the tournament. The big prize is winning the tournament and cementing an automatic bid to the “Big Dance”. For many of the teams at the bottom of the ACC regular season that is the only hope of a NCAA bid. But there is much more at stake than just who wins the…

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2010 ACC Tournament Preview Andrew Skwara March 10, 2010 Andrew Skwara analyzes all 12 teams in his ACC Tournament preview. Boston College Seed: 8 Record: 15-15, 6-10 ACC Starters: G Reggie Jackson (12.7 ppg, 5.6 rpg, 4.5 apg), G Rakim Sanders (10.8 ppg), F Corey Raji (11.6 ppg, 5.9 rpg), F Joe Trapani (14.6 ppg, 6.4 rpg), C Joshua Southern (4.5 ppg, 4.5 rpg) Top reserves: G Tyler Roche (7.4 ppg), G Biko Paris (5.0 ppg) Chances of winning it all:…

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Daniels: Hidden ACC Tournament Gems Rob Daniels March 10, 2010 Everybody remembers N.C. State and Maryland in 1974 or Randolph Childress in 1995 or Rick Barnes v. Dean Smith in 1996. For kicks, it’s time to revisit some ACC Tournament games you may have forgotten but shouldn’t have. Miss You. Really. A Lot. It’s fashionable to criticize modern players for their allegedly lax commitment to fundamentals – particularly in perimeter shooting. This…