North Carolina

Duke

Kansas

Kentucky

Michigan State

North Carolina

Purdue

Texas

Villanova

West Virginia

Other (Discuss Below)

Overall Rank: #4

Conference Rank: #1 Atlantic Coast Conference

 

Kenny Boynton (Florida)

Avery Bradley (Texas)

Derrick Favors (Georgia Tech)

Abdul Gaddy (Washington)

Xavier Henry (Kansas)

John Henson (UNC)

Lance Stephenson (Cincinnati)

Dante Taylor (Pittsburgh)

John Wall (Kentucky)

Other (Cousins, Gallon, Hamilton, Jenkins, Mason-Griffin, Snaer, etc)

ACC 5-YEAR STANDINGS

 

CHN's annual 5-year ranking answers a simple question is in a simple manner: How do ACC teams stack up over the last five years?

 

Both football games on the schedule before Saturday seem to have the following theme: conference title contender taking on an opponent that's disappointed to this point in the season. North Carolina (4-3, 0-3 ACC) has been hurt by injuries on the offensive line and in the backfield, resulting in the ACC's second-worst offense. But can T.J. Yates and company challenge #13 Virginia Tech (5-2, 3-1) in Blacksburg?

Clemson

Duke

Georgia Tech

Maryland

North Carolina

Wake Forest

Other (BC, FSU, Virginia Tech, etc)

GREENSBORO, N.C. (theACC.com) – Everybody knows that coaches and fans can’t agree on anything. When it comes to predicting the order of finish in ACC men’s basketball, the media can’t seem to get on the same page, either.

For the first time in the 41-year history of preseason voting, there is a tie for No. 1. Duke, chosen first on 25 of 48 ballots cast, and North Carolina, recipient of 20 picks for the top spot, each finished with 545 points. Media members attending the ACC’s Operation Basketball on Sunday event cast the ballots.

Wednesday: Tulsa (4-2, 2-0 Conference USA) @ UTEP (2-4, 1-1), 8 PM on ESPN