Predictions from Athlon, Lindy’s
I bought the magazines so you don’ t have to.
Here are the ACC, Big South and Top 25 predictions from Athlon and Lindy’s.
Athlon Top 25:
1. Indiana
2. Louisville
3. Kentucky
4 Kansas
5. Syracuse
6. Michigan
7. Arizona
8. Ohio St.
9. Duke
10. Mich. State
11. N.C. State
12. UCLA
13 UNLV
14. North Carolina
15. San Diego St
16 Missouri
17 Baylor
18 Memphis
19 Notre Dame
20 Florida
21 Creighton
22 Marquette
23 Tenn.
24. FSU
25. Gonzaga
Athlon’s ACC prediction:
1. Duke
2 N.C. State
3. UNC
4 FSU
5 Miami
6 Maryland
7 UVa
8 Clemson
9 Va. Tech
10. Wake
11 Ga. Tech
12 BC
Athlon’s prediction of ACC teams in the NCAA tourney: Duke, NC State and UNC lose in Sweet 16. FSU loses in round of 32. Miami loses in round of 64. Athlon says UVa settles for NIT, as well as Md. and Clemson.
Lindy’s Top 25
1. Louisville
2 Indiana
3 Michigan
4 NC State
5 Kentucky
6 Ohio St
7 Duke
8 Creighton
9 St. Louis
10 UCLA
11 UNC
12 Kansas
13 Memphis
14 Syracuse
15 San Diego St
16 Mich State
17 Florida
18 Arizona
19 Missouri
20 Gonzaga
21 UNLV
22 FSU
23 Wisconsin
24 Texas
25 Murray State.
Lindy’s ACC predictions:
1. NC St.
2 Duke
3 UNC
4 FSU
5 Miami
6 UVa
7 Ga Tech
8 Wake
9 Clemson
10 Md.
11. Va Tech
12 BC
Lindy’s has NC St, Duke, FSU, Miami and UNC making the NCAAs.
As for the Big South, Lindy’s has
North Division:
1. Campbell
2 VMI
3. High Point
4 Liberty
5 Longwood
6 Radford
South Division:
1. Charleston Southern
2. Coastal
3 UNC Asheville
4 Winthrop
5 Gardner-Webb
6 Presbyterian
Lindy’s has Charl. Southern getting the NCAA bid.
Athlon’s Big South take:
North Division:
1. High Point
2 VMI
3 Campbell
4 Liberty
5 Radford
6 Longwood
South:
1. Charl. So.
2. UNC Asheville
3 Coastal
4. Gardner-Webb
5 Winthrop
6 Presbyterian
Athlon has Charl. Southern getting the NCAA bid
October 5, 2012 - 4:37 PM
my gosh, what has happened to athletics at BC????
I’m guessing they will have a new football coach next season!
I know that social media is a foreign concept to this particular blog, but I’ll mention something I saw referenced by Seth Greenberg recently on social media. It was something that, if you were an Athletic Director, you should be imminently aware of, yet has seemed to go unnoticed by our own Jim Weaver on the few days he actually spends in office now.
Jeff Battle, of Wake Forest.
http://www.wakeforestsports.com/sports/m-baskbl/mtt/battle_jeff00.html
Wow! An impressive resume! From the Mid-Atlantic region with lots of local ties. Proven under different coaching styles, and very effective. What a great candidate to interview for a potential job as a head coach.! Especially in the ACC!
Interesting that his name, nor any OTHER substantial name came up as even discussing an interview for the replacement of Seth Greenberg. Not like Battle’s a good recruiter, has knowledge of the region, has experience in the ACC, or anything like that.
For all those disappointed with football, just hang on. Hokie basketball will be here soon enough, and it’s going to make you forget all about the problems with the football team! Trust me on that one…
It doesn’t matter what is happening to BC athleticss. We all know what the BC program is all about – bringing that glorious Boston TV market to the ACC . . . yeah . . . sure.
In terms of myself and social media, I am indeed on Twitter. @BermanRoanoke
Being on Twitter does not equate to being active in social media. But, hey, the miniscule number of clicks on this blog already tell you that, though you won’t admit it, as does the limited number of people you follow on Twitter. Three customer posts in four days on here. Yeah, that’s a social media hotbed…
who pays for those magazines? you or the times is the most compelling question here, sir.
Have not submitted any expense reimbursement request yet!
longbrancher, surely Mark does like the rest of us, he goes to Barnes and Noble and reads ‘em and puts them back on the shelf. Does anybody really buy them?
Well, I do quite a bit of Tweeting and have over 800 followers who read my Tweets, so I do consider myself active on Twitter, which is being active in social media.
And I don’t expect a lot of comments on a basketballo blog in early October. But I’m glad you do comment!