PLAYERS:
Alex Len,
Olivier Hanlan,
Ryan Kelly,
Amile Jefferson,
Jason Morris,
John Auslander,
Jordan Vandenberg,
Darion Atkins,
Marshall Wood,
Quinn Cook
TEAMS: Maryland Terrapins, Boston College Eagles, Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets, Duke Blue Devils, Wake Forest Demon Deacons, Virginia Tech Hokies, North Carolina State Wolfpack, Virginia Cavaliers
TEAMS: Maryland Terrapins, Boston College Eagles, Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets, Duke Blue Devils, Wake Forest Demon Deacons, Virginia Tech Hokies, North Carolina State Wolfpack, Virginia Cavaliers
Game Sim nearly nailed both games last night, predicting a Miami 1 point victory and a Maryland 4 point win. Of course, it couldn't have predicted the bizarre ends of either game. NC State loses on a airball from Pe'Shon Howard that finds its way into Alex Len who drops it in at the buzzer. Boston College is called for a bogus offensive foul only to have Olivier Hanlan get fouled shooting a 3 with time expired. Hanlan made the first two (using every bit of the rim) but failed to make the third. While it wasn't pretty, it was an exciting night of ACC basketball.
Check out the links below for recaps on both games.
Tonight, Duke hosts Georgia Tech, and the Blue Devils are the more talented team. It will be interesting to see how Duke continues to transition without Ryan Kelly. Does Duke start Amile Jefferson tonight? The Yellow Jackets are young and that isn't usually something that is helpful in Cameron. Check out game sim's prediction and the game preview below.
Game Sim Predictions
Georgia Tech at Duke - Duke wins 71-62 Sim the game here
Maryland/NC State Highlights
Miami/Boston College Highlights
Team
Conf
Pct
Overall
Pct
Miami
4-0
1.000
13-3
0.813
NC State
3-1
0.750
14-3
0.824
Duke
2-1
0.667
15-1
0.938
FSU
2-1
0.667
10-6
0.625
Maryland
2-2
0.500
14-3
0.824
Clemson
2-2
0.500
10-6
0.625
Wake Forest
2-2
0.500
9-7
0.563
Virginia
1-2
0.333
11-5
0.688
UNC
1-2
0.333
11-5
0.688
Virginia Tech
1-2
0.333
10-6
0.625
Boston College
1-3
0.250
9-8
0.529
Georgia Tech
0-3
0.000
10-5
0.667
Injury Report
Ryan Kelly (DU)
reinjured right foot
Jason Morris (GT)
plantar fasciitis - Feb return
John Auslander (MD)
left tibia fracture, out for season
Reggie Johnson (MI)
broken thumb, mid Feb return
Jordan Vandenberg (ST)
Knee
Darion Atkins (VA)
shin splints
Marshall Wood (VT)
broken left foot
Links
Len’s last-second shot lifts Maryland to 51-50 win over Pack
Canes undefeated in ACC after 60-59 win over Eagles
Injuries to Atkins, Kelly deplete Virginia, Duke frontcourts
Alex Len’s put-back with 0.9 of a second left lifts Terps over N.C. State
Len’s tip saves the Terrapins
Bog: Terps fans rush the court
Last-second shot gives Maryland 51-50 win over N.C. State
Maryland wearing Pride uniforms vs. North Carolina State
BC upset hope dies at the line
Scott, Miami edge Boston College 60-59
Recap: Boston College vs. Miami-Florida
Miami (FL) Escapes Boston College, Takes Over First Place in ACC
Duke basketball’s Quinn Cook hits the film
StatChat: Replacement by committee
Duke basketball commit Jabari Parker continues to make strides
Duke faces new normal: No Kelly
Sulaimon, Devils look for solution to struggles
Duke Game Notes: vs. Georgia Tech (Jan. 17, 2013)
Georgia Tech hires Xavier AD
Tech takes young team to Cameron Indoor
Tech basketball assistants served suspension
Tech’s Jason Morris out 2-3 weeks
Yesterday's Games
Matchup
Miami 60 @ Boston College 59
Box
NC State 50 @ Maryland 51
Box
Today's Games
Time
Matchup
TV
9:00:00 PM
Georgia Tech @ Duke
ESPN
Preview
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