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Week 15 preview (Feb. 14-20)

@Plebe I am guessing that every one of us Huskie fans knows where to watch today's game by now, however, your list does not. :)
But it is kinda late so maybe an edit is not necessary:
Georgetown at #10 UConn (2p, ACCNX)
 
I'm curious to see how Louisville handles all the weapons of Virginia Tech. It is Senior Day at Louisville. This will be the only regular-season meeting between the two teams.

I'm actually entertaining the idea of recording NC State's Senior Day game against Syracuse to watch Louisville/Virginia Tech live.
 
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I'm curious to see how Louisville handles all the weapons of Virginia Tech. It is Senior Day at Louisville. This will be the only regular-season meeting between the two teams.

I'm actually entertaining the idea of recording NC State's Senior Day game against Syracuse to watch Louisville/Virginia Tech live.
Oh for the days when Picture in Picture was available...
 
Wow ESPN is really showing its UConn bias -- this is its main page ESPN.com

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A win today over Syracuse will clinch the ACC regular season crown for NC State. It would be first regular season title for NC State since the 1989-90 season, a span of 32 years!
There were a lot of years there in the 90s when UNC seemed to dominate, and then Duke really emerged in the late 90s and early 00s, and then of course Maryland ascended in the mid-2000s. I remember the Chasity Melvin days, and I don't remember NC State being either great or terrible throughout all those years pre-Wes.

Congrats to NC State.
 
There were a lot of years there in the 90s when UNC seemed to dominate, and then Duke really emerged in the late 90s and early 00s, and then of course Maryland ascended in the mid-2000s. I remember the Chasity Melvin days, and I don't remember NC State being either great or terrible throughout all those years pre-Wes.

Congrats to NC State.
We had solid teams there in the mid to late 1990s, with Melvin at center. She holds the scoring record for a national semifinal game, scoring 37 in our loss to Louisiana Tech in the 1998 Final Four.
 
A win today over Syracuse will clinch the ACC regular season crown for NC State. It would be first regular season title for NC State since the 1989-90 season, a span of 32 years!
I could be wrong, but if NC State loses against Va Tech and Louisville wins out, won't they share the regular season title? Of course, State would get the #1 seed in the tournament due to the head to head win.
 
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A win today over Syracuse will clinch the ACC regular season crown for NC State. It would be first regular season title for NC State since the 1989-90 season, a span of 32 years!
I remember that season. NC State was sent to the Austin Regional as a #2 seed with #1 La. Tech. #3 seed Texas pulled the mild upset over NC State and Andrea Stinson (very impressive and explosive player).
 
epic choke by Oregon, even worse coaching late in game by Graves. Haley Jones took over that game and put the team on her back. Stanford #2 team but a lot of times look like #1 team in the nation.
 
Lance White’s seat should be very hot after Pitt is about to lose to Virginia. Very little, if any, improvement from year to year, and the leading scorer was just dismissed from the team.
 
I thought Oregon was well on their way to a huge upset, however Haley Jones had some ridiculous drives in the lane.

Cameron Brink either looks like a star or a fouling machine.
 
Refs have decided Cam's arms are too long and if one of them comes close to touching an opponent, it's a foul. Meanwhile posts who are more stocky are allowed to bulldoze at will.
 
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I could be wrong, but if NC State loses against Va Tech and Louisville wins out, won't they share the regular season title? Of course, State would get the #1 seed in the tournament due to the head to head win.
The ACC only recognizes the overall top team as regular season champion. Not co-champions. Even if NC State loses to Virginia Tech, they will be regular season champs, and the top seed at the ACCT, because of their head-to-head win over Louisville.
 
I remember that season. NC State was sent to the Austin Regional as a #2 seed with #1 La. Tech. #3 seed Texas pulled the mild upset over NC State and Andrea Stinson (very impressive and explosive player).
Andrea Stinson ranks right up there as one my favorite players ever to wear the Red and White. If she stole the ball and got in the open court, it was all over; noone was catching her on her way to the basket.
 
Refs have decided Cam's arms are too long and if one of them comes close to touching an opponent, it's a foul. Meanwhile posts who are more stocky are allowed to bulldoze at will.

At least you didn't call the posts stout.... I made the mistake of calling a female friend stout. As soon as I said it, I knew I was in trouble :oops:
 
The ACC only recognizes the overall top team as regular season champion. Not co-champions. Even if NC State loses to Virginia Tech, they will be regular season champs, and the top seed at the ACCT, because of their head-to-head win over Louisville.
Not right on this one. This was covered during the UVA v. Pitt game yesterday. An ACC official sent a text to Debbie Antonelli confirming that NC State locked up at least a share of the regular season title and would be the #1 seed in the tournament. I thought that was the case when I made my original post, but it was confirmed on the broadcast. Probably a moot point because State will most likely win against Va Tech. By the way, this has happened several times in ACC history, most recently with Louisville and Notre Dame sharing the title in 2018-19.
 
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At least you didn't call the posts stout.... I made the mistake of calling a female friend stout. As soon as I said it, I knew I was in trouble :oops:
Yup. My question is did you have to duck? And if so, how good was your reaction time?
 
Not right on this one. This was covered during the UVA v. Pitt game yesterday. An ACC official sent a text to Debbie Antonelli confirming that NC State locked up at least a share of the regular season title and would be the #1 seed in the tournament. I thought that was the case when I made my original post, but it was confirmed on the broadcast. Probably a moot point because State will most likely win against Va Tech. By the way, this has happened several times in ACC history, most recently with Louisville and Notre Dame sharing the title in 2018-19.
We have to go to Blacksburg on Aisha Sheppard's Senior Day. She just went off against NC State last year. I shudder to think what she'll do to us on her Senior Day. I don't think a win against Virginia Tech is automatic, by any means.
 
Yup. My question is did you have to duck? And if so, how good was your reaction time?

Lucky for me it was a comment made via a text. I did have to spend the next day backtracking, explaining, and apologizing :confused:
 
Not right on this one. This was covered during the UVA v. Pitt game yesterday. An ACC official sent a text to Debbie Antonelli confirming that NC State locked up at least a share of the regular season title and would be the #1 seed in the tournament. I thought that was the case when I made my original post, but it was confirmed on the broadcast. Probably a moot point because State will most likely win against Va Tech. By the way, this has happened several times in ACC history, most recently with Louisville and Notre Dame sharing the title in 2018-19.
There was a trophy presentation after the Syracuse game Sunday in Raleigh for the regular season championship. So, if I'm wrong, then the ACC office was wrong as well in bringing the trophy to Raleigh.

When Louisville and Notre Dame shared the title in 2018-19, did both teams get a trophy for being co-champions?
 
There was a trophy presentation after the Syracuse game Sunday in Raleigh for the regular season championship. So, if I'm wrong, then the ACC office was wrong as well in bringing the trophy to Raleigh.

When Louisville and Notre Dame shared the title in 2018-19, did both teams get a trophy for being co-champions?
I know Louisville did and I can't see why Notre Dame wouldn't have. They actually shared the regular season crown two years in a row.

The ACC wasn't wrong because NC State was the champion after that win (regardless of what anyone else did). I assume they went ahead and did the trophy presentation since it was the last home game, but that is a guess.
 
There was a trophy presentation after the Syracuse game Sunday in Raleigh for the regular season championship. So, if I'm wrong, then the ACC office was wrong as well in bringing the trophy to Raleigh.

When Louisville and Notre Dame shared the title in 2018-19, did both teams get a trophy for being co-champions?

I had no idea there was a Regular Season trophy. I kinda think State created one and brought it out to aid in the celebration. I've never seen a regular season trophy presented in Cameron, and they have won it alot more than State has.
 
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