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Message: [QUOTE="Rooster C., post: 4637060, member: 10168"] Are you projecting based on what exactly? Current rosters? Coaching? Last year's performance? In the final poll the ACC had 6 teams in the top 25 (VT,ND,Louisville,Duke,Miami,NC). The SEC had 4 (LSU,SC,TN,Ole Miss). The Big Ten had 5 (Iowa,MD,Ohio St.,Ind.,Mich.), the PAC-12 had 4 (Utah,Stanford,UCLA,Colo.). The Big 12 had 3 (Okla.,Texas, Iowa St.). The PAC-12 had no team ranked higher than #8 and the Big 12 no team higher than 17. There were no changes in head coaches for the top 8 teams in the ACC that I'm aware of. The ACC also puts more teams in the NCAA tournament each year than any other conference. Entering last year's tournament 3 of the ACC teams were without their primary guard due to recent injury (ND,NC St., and FSU). The portal is far from done with many of the best players still undecided but the winners up to this point are: Baylor, Michigan, Louisville, Miami, VT, WV, UCLA, and USC. As for the incoming 2023 class the ESPN top 100 shows The SEC with 25, the ACC with 24, the PAC-12 with 19, the Big Ten with 14, and the Big 12 with 8. While I respect your opinions on here (I do), I think you're underestimating the ACC [/QUOTE]