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Message: [QUOTE="dbmill, post: 3380687, member: 2504"] UConn came within 5 votes of second place Houston despite getting no first place votes. That plus getting one all conference player (Pat Winkel may have been another if healthy) serves as an illustration of the potential of this team that Coach Penders gave as a one word description of UConn baseball in a fall interview with UCTV. If players develop and some freshmen come through and contribute, UConn can have a very good team. As for the ACC, the voting pretty much shows that it looks like that there are three tiers to the league, with ECU, Houston, and Uconn in the top tier, and with Tulane, UCF, and Cincinnati tightly bunched in the middle of the pack. The AAC is usually good for at least three NCAA tourney bids, so that would seem to bode well for the Huskies. [/QUOTE]