The ACC Vault offers salvation from a week of mediocre games

On a night when the slate of televised college hoops games ranges from unwatchable (Auburn vs. South Florida) to Chinese water torture (Wake Forest vs. UNC Greensboro), the ACC has given fans a reprieve.Instead of watching the awful live games, you can watch classic ones from the past.The ACC has introduced a video vault reminiscent of the archive released by the NCAA last spring. From Tim Duncan's deft passing, to J.J. Redick's three-pointers, to Vince Carter's above-the-rim dunks, an array of highlights and full games are available from every ACC team dating back to 1983.As NBCSports.com's Mike Miller noted earlier Wednesday, one of the highlights is having Randolph Childress' superhuman 1995 ACC tournament performance available at the click of a mouse. Childress leads Wake Forest to the title by scoring a ridiculous 107 points in three games, heroics that included a sequence known forever on Tobacco Road as "The Crossover."North Carolina's Jeff M...