ACC Lottery Picks–1990s Quiz – By TheConfidential
ACC Lottery Picks–1990s Quiz – By TheConfidential.
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ACC Lottery Picks–1990s Quiz – By TheConfidential.
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Not sure why the title of this entry is all-caps, but… well… too lazy to fix it. In any event, the ACC had a very good NFL draft, with 9 players drafted in the first round. The first round of the NBA draft went pretty well too, with 7 of the first 30 selections coming from the ACC. Overall, 12 of the 60 selections were ACC… exactly 20%. Given that 14 players were from foreign countries, that means that 12 of 46–selections were ACC, more than 25%. Not too shabby. Nicely done, ACC!
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Team
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Player
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H
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W
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P
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School
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1
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Minnesota
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Karl-Anthony Towns
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7-0
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250
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C
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Kentucky
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2
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LA Lakers
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D’Angelo Russell
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6-4
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195
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PG/SG
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Ohio State
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3
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Philadelphia
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Jahlil Okafor
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6-11
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270
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C
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Duke
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|
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4
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New York
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Kristaps Porzingis
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7-1
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230
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PF
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Latvia
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5
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Orlando
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Mario Hezonja
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6-8
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215
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SG/SF
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Croatia
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6
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Sacramento
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Willie Cauley-St…
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7-0
|
242
|
C
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Kentucky
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|
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7
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Denver
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Emmanuel Mudiay
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6-5
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200
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PG
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Congo
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|
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8
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Detroit
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Stanley Johnson
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6-6
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242
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SF
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Arizona
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9
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Charlotte
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Frank Kaminsky
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7-1
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230
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C
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Wisconsin
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|
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10
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Miami
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Justise Winslow
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6-6
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222
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SG/SF
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Duke
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|
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11
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Indiana
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Myles Turner
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6-11
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240
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C
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Texas
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12
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Utah
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Trey Lyles
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6-10
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240
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PF
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Kentucky
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13
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Phoenix
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Devin Booker
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6-6
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205
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SG
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Kentucky
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14
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Oklahoma Cty
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Cameron Payne
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6-2
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185
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PG
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Murray St.
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15
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Atlanta
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Kelly Oubre
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6-7
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205
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SF
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Kansas
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16
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Boston
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Terry Rozier
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6-2
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190
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PG
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Louisville
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17
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Milwaukee
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Rashad Vaughn
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6-5
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200
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SG
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UNLV
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18
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Houston
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Sam Dekker
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6-9
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220
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SF
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Wisconsin
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19
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Washington
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Jerian Grant
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6-4
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200
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PG
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Notre Dame
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20
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Toronto
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Delon Wright
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6-5
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180
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PG/SG
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Utah
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|
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21
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Dallas
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Justin Anderson
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6-6
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230
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SG/SF
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Virginia
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|
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22
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Chicago
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Bobby Portis
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6-11
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245
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PF
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Arkansas
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|
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23
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Portland
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Rondae Hollis-Je…
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6-7
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210
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SF
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Arizona
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24
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Cleveland
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Tyus Jones
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6-1
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185
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PG
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Duke
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25
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Memphis
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Jarell Martin
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6-9
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240
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PF
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LSU
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26
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San Antonio
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Nikola Milutinov
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7-0
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225
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PF/C
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Serbia
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27
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LA Lakers
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Larry Nance Jr.
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6-9
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230
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PF
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Wyoming
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28
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Boston
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RJ Hunter
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6-6
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185
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SG
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Georgia St.
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|
|
29
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Brooklyn
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Chris McCullough
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6-9
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200
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PF
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Syracuse
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|
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30
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Golden St.
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Kevon Looney
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6-9
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222
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PF
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UCLA
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31
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Minnesota
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Cedi Osman
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6-8
|
215
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SF
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Turkey
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|
|
32
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Houston
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Montrezl Harrell
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6-8
|
255
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PF
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Louisville
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|
|
33
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Boston
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Jordan Mickey
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6-8
|
240
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PF
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LSU
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|
|
34
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LA Lakers
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Anthony Brown
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6-7
|
210
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SG/SF
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Stanford
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|
|
35
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Philadelphia
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Guillermo Hernan…
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6-11
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250
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PF/C
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Spain
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|
|
36
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Minnesota
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Rakeem Christmas
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6-9
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245
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PF/C
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Syracuse
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37
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Philadelphia
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Richaun Holmes
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6-9
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245
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PF
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Bowling Green
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38
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Detroit
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Darrun Hilliard
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6-7
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220
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SG
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Villanova
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39
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Charlotte
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Juan Vaulet
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6-7
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200
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SG/SF
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Argentina
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|
40
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Miami
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Josh Richardson
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6-6
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200
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SG
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Tennessee
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41
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Brooklyn
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Pat Connaughton
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6-5
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215
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SG
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Notre Dame
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42
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Utah
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Olivier Hanlan
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6-4
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185
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PG/SG
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Boston College
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|
|
43
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Indiana
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Joseph Young
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6-2
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185
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PG/SG
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Oregon
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44
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Phoenix
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Andrew Harrison
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6-6
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215
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PG/SG
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Kentucky
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|
45
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Boston
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Marcus Thornton WM
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6-3
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180
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PG/SG
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William & Mary
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|
46
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Milwaukee
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Norman Powell
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6-4
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215
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SG
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UCLA
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|
|
47
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Philadelphia
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Arturas Gudaitis
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6-10
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255
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PF
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Lithuania
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|
|
48
|
Oklahoma Cty
|
Dakari Johnson
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7-0
|
260
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C
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Kentucky
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|
|
49
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Washington
|
Aaron White
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6-9
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220
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SF/PF
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Iowa
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|
|
50
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Atlanta
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Marcus Eriksson
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6-7
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190
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SG
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Sweden
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51
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Orlando
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Tyler Harvey
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6-4
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180
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SG
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Eastern Washi…
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52
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Dallas
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Satnam Singh Bha…
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7-2
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290
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C
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India
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53
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Cleveland
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Sir’Dominic Poin…
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6-6
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190
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SF
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St. Johns
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54
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Utah
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Daniel Diez
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6-8
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220
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SF/PF
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Spain
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55
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San Antonio
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Cady Lalanne
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6-9
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240
|
C
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Massachusetts
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|
|
56
|
New Orleans
|
Branden Dawson
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6-7
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230
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SF/PF
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Michigan St.
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57
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Denver
|
Nikola Radicevic
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6-5
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200
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PG/SG
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Serbia
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58
|
Philadelphia
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JP Tokoto
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6-6
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195
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SG/SF
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North Carolina
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59
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Atlanta
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Dimitrios Agrava…
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6-10
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235
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PF
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Greece
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|
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60
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Philadelphia
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Luka Mitrovic
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6-8
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200
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SF/PF
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Serbia
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This time last year, coach Mike Fox and the Diamond Heels were reeling after losing 10 commits to the 2014 MLB draft which showed up significantly (in a bad way) in both the regular season and ACC tournament in the form of pitching. After losing many talented freshman, there just seemed to not be enough manpower in that particular area to sustain momentum down the stretch. This ultimately led to the Heels missing taking part in the NCAAT for the first time since 2001.
Even though the top 2 recruits the Diamond Heels had signed ended up being drafted, the class is still loaded and with some much needed relief in the form of pitchers. One of those pitching commits (two total) ranks in the Top 75 nationally.
The in-state class is led by 2nd ranked RHP and 10th ranked player overall in the state of North Carolina- Cole Aker and will be looked at to help add stability at the mound similar to what they enjoyed back in 2014.
I’ll have a breakdown of the entire recruiting class this summer along with the other UNC teams as we gear up for the new season.
There are several NCAA tournaments in play right now.
Men’s Lacrosse.
With all 5 ACC teams having good/great seasons (all seeded 7th or higher), expectations were high. #1 Notre Dame did what it needed to, defeating Towson, 12-10. #2 Syracuse had its way with Marist, 20-8. #3 North Carolina held serve against Colgage, 19-12. #5 seeded Duke was upset by Ohio State, 16-11. #7 Virginia was obliterated by Johns Hopkins, 19-7. So that’s three of the final 8 teams for the ACC.
Next up, Notre Dame will play unseeded Albany on May 16, with the winner to face the winner of Ohio State vs. Denver. #2 Syracuse will play Johns Hopkins, with North Carolina playing Maryland in the other quarterfinal.
Womens Lacrosse.
The women are also down to 8 teams, including (again) 3 ACC teams. #1 seeded Maryland will play #8 Northwestern in one quarterfinal, while unseeded Loyola will play #4 Syracuse. In the other quarterfinals, #3 Duke will play Princeton and #2 North Carolina will play Penn State. Virginia was eliminated by Penn State.
UPDATE: Final Voting in Poll:
Thanks to all for voting! Congrats to the Tar Heels and their fans!
The Confidential has spent several weeks determining the best 12-player teams that could be put together for each ACC school. Here is a list of those teams. Yesterday’s task was to determine which school’s team is the worst. Today’s task is to determine which school has the best team!
Duke:
Center: Christian Laettner, Mike Gminski
Power Forward: Shane Battier, Danny Ferry
Small Forward: Grant Hill, Art Heyman
Shooting Guard: JJ Reddick, Johnny Dawkins, Dick Groat
Point Guard: Bobby Hurley, Jason Williams, Tommy Amaker
Center: John Salley, Matt Geiger
Power Forward: Malcolm Mackey, Rich Yunkus
Small Forward: Dennis Scott, Matt Harping
Shooting Guard: Stephon Marbury, Tom Hammonds, Roger Kaiser
Point Guard: Mark Price, Kenny Anderson, Jarrett Jack
Center: Wes Unseld, Pervis Ellison
Power Forward: Rodney McCray, Charlie Tyra
Small Forward: Derek Smith, Junior Bridgeman
Shooting Guard: Darrell Griffith, Butch Beard, Peyton Siva
Point Guard: Milt Wagner, DeJuan Wheat, Russ Smith
Center: Tyler Hansbrough, Bob McAdoo
Power Forward: James Worthy, Sam Perkins
Small Forward: Lennie Rosenbluth, Billy Cunningham, Antawn Jamison
Shooting Guard: Michael Jordan, Walter Davis, Charlie Scott
Point Guard: Phil Ford, Kenny Smith
Center: Tom Burleson, Ronnie Shavlik
Power Forward: David Thompson, Tom Guggliota, Thurl Bailey
Small Forward: Lorenzo Charles, TJ Warren
Shooting Guard: Derek Whittenburg, Julius Hodge
Point Guard: Sidney Lowe, Chris Corchani, Monty Towe
Center: Bill Laimbeer, Troy Murphy
Power Forward: Tom Hawkins, Pat Garrity, John Shumate
Small Forward: Adrian Dantley, Orlando Woolidge, Kelly Tripucka
Shooting Guard: Austin Carr, John Paxson
Point Guard: David Rivers, Chris Thomas
Center: Rony Seikaly, Roosevelt Bouie
Power Forward: Derrick Coleman, Louis Orr
Small Forward: Carmelo Anthony, John Wallace, Rafael Addison
Shooting Guard: Dave Bing, Lawrence Moten, Gerry McNamara
Point Guard: Pearl Washington, Sherman Douglas
The Confidential has spent several weeks determining the best 12-player teams that could be put together for each ACC school. Here is a list of those teams. Today’s task, however, is to determine which school’s team is the worst. Please remember to vote in our poll. Tomorrow we will vote for the best from the top 7 rosters.
Center: Terry Driscoll, John Garris
Power Forward: Craig Smith, Jared Dudley
Small Forward: Danya Abrams, Bill Curley, Jay Murphy
Shooting Guard: John Bagley, John Austin,
Point Guard: Troy Bell, Michael Adams, Dana Barros
Center: Tree Rollins, Elden Campbell
Power Forward: Dale Davis, Horace Grant
Small Forward: Larry Nance, Trevor Booker
Shooting Guard: Butch Zatezalo, KC Rivers, Terrell McIntyre
Point Guard: Willie Solomon, Chris Whitney, Demontez Stitt
Center: Dave Cowens, Solomon Alabi
Power Forward: Chris Singleton, Harry Davis, Al Thornton
Small Forward: Georgie McCloud, Ron Fedor
Shooting Guard: Bob Sura, Ron Harris, Ron King
Point Guard: Sam Cassell, Charlie Ward
Center: Tito Horford, Constantin Popa
Power Forward: Eric Brown, Willie Allen
Small Forward: Rick Barry, John Salmons, Tim James
Shooting Guard: James Jones, Don Curnutt
Point Guard: Shane Larkin, Jack McClinton, Dick Hickox
Center: Charles Smith, Chris Tagt
Power Forward: Jerome Lane, Dejuan Blair
Small Forward: Sam Young, Billy Knight, Chevon Troutman
Shooting Guard: Ashton Gibbs, Sean Miller (yeah, more of a point guard)
Point Guard:Brandin Knight, Carl Krauser, Levance Fields
Center: Ralph Sampson, Olden Polynice
Power Forward: Wally Walker, Marc Iavaroni, Mike Scott
Small Forward: Jeff Lamp, Joe Harris
Shooting Guard: Bryant Stith, Buzzy Wilkinson, Curtis Staples
Point Guard: Othell Wilson, Barry Parkhill
Center: Jimmy Carruth, Chris Smith
Power Forward: Howard Pardue, Allan Bristow
Small Forward: Bryant Matthews, Deron Washington
Shooting Guard: Dell Curry, Bimbo Coles, Bucky Keller
Point Guard: Erick Green, Malcolm Delaney, Zabian Dowdell
Center: Tim Duncan, Loren Woods
Power Forward: Len Chappell, Dick Hemric
Small Forward: Josh Howard, Rodney Rogers, Charlie Davis
Shooting Guard: Randolph Childress, Rod Griffin
Point Guard: Chris Paul, Muggsy Bogues, Jeff Teague
The Confidential has spent several weeks determining the best 12-player teams that could be put together for each ACC school. Rather than use a series of links, here is a summary of those teams:
Center: Terry Driscoll, John Garris
Power Forward: Craig Smith, Jared Dudley
Small Forward: Danya Abrams, Bill Curley, Jay Murphy
Shooting Guard: John Bagley, John Austin,
Point Guard: Troy Bell, Michael Adams, Dana Barros
Center: Tree Rollins, Elden Campbell
Power Forward: Dale Davis, Horace Grant
Small Forward: Larry Nance, Trevor Booker
Shooting Guard: Butch Zatezalo, KC Rivers, Terrell McIntyre
Point Guard: Willie Solomon, Chris Whitney, Demontez Stitt
Duke:
Center: Christian Laettner, Mike Gminski
Power Forward: Shane Battier, Danny Ferry
Small Forward: Grant Hill, Art Heyman
Shooting Guard: JJ Reddick, Johnny Dawkins, Dick Groat
Point Guard: Bobby Hurley, Jason Williams, Tommy Amaker
Center: Dave Cowens, Solomon Alabi
Power Forward: Chris Singleton, Harry Davis, Al Thornton
Small Forward: Georgie McCloud, Ron Fedor
Shooting Guard: Bob Sura, Ron Harris, Ron King
Point Guard: Sam Cassell, Charlie Ward
Center: John Salley, Matt Geiger
Power Forward: Malcolm Mackey, Rich Yunkus
Small Forward: Dennis Scott, Matt Harping
Shooting Guard: Stephon Marbury, Tom Hammonds, Roger Kaiser
Point Guard: Mark Price, Kenny Anderson, Jarrett Jack
Center: Wes Unseld, Pervis Ellison
Power Forward: Rodney McCray, Charlie Tyra
Small Forward: Derek Smith, Junior Bridgeman
Shooting Guard: Darrell Griffith, Butch Beard, Peyton Siva
Point Guard: Milt Wagner, DeJuan Wheat, Russ Smith
Center: Tito Horford, Constantin Popa
Power Forward: Eric Brown, Willie Allen
Small Forward: Rick Barry, John Salmons, Tim James
Shooting Guard: James Jones, Don Curnutt
Point Guard: Shane Larkin, Jack McClinton, Dick Hickox
Center: Tyler Hansbrough, Bob McAdoo
Power Forward: James Worthy, Sam Perkins
Small Forward: Lennie Rosenbluth, Billy Cunningham, Antawn Jamison
Shooting Guard: Michael Jordan, Walter Davis, Charlie Scott
Point Guard: Phil Ford, Kenny Smith
Center: Tom Burleson, Ronnie Shavlik
Power Forward: David Thompson, Tom Guggliota, Thurl Bailey
Small Forward: Lorenzo Charles, TJ Warren
Shooting Guard: Derek Whittenburg, Julius Hodge
Point Guard: Sidney Lowe, Chris Corchani, Monty Towe
Center: Bill Laimbeer, Troy Murphy
Power Forward: Tom Hawkins, Pat Garrity, John Shumate
Small Forward: Adrian Dantley, Orlando Woolidge, Kelly Tripucka
Shooting Guard: Austin Carr, John Paxson
Point Guard: David Rivers, Chris Thomas
Center: Charles Smith, Chris Tagt
Power Forward: Jerome Lane, Dejuan Blair
Small Forward: Sam Young, Billy Knight, Chevon Troutman
Shooting Guard: Ashton Gibbs, Sean Miller (yeah, more of a point guard)
Point Guard:Brandin Knight, Carl Krauser, Levance Fields
Center: Rony Seikaly, Roosevelt Bouie
Power Forward: Derrick Coleman, Louis Orr
Small Forward: Carmelo Anthony, John Wallace, Rafael Addison
Shooting Guard: Dave Bing, Lawrence Moten, Gerry McNamara
Point Guard: Pearl Washington, Sherman Douglas
Center: Ralph Sampson, Olden Polynice
Power Forward: Wally Walker, Marc Iavaroni, Mike Scott
Small Forward: Jeff Lamp, Joe Harris
Shooting Guard: Bryant Stith, Buzzy Wilkinson, Curtis Staples
Point Guard: Othell Wilson, Barry Parkhill
Center: Jimmy Carruth, Chris Smith
Power Forward: Howard Pardue, Allan Bristow
Small Forward: Bryant Matthews, Deron Washington
Shooting Guard: Dell Curry, Bimbo Coles, Bucky Keller
Point Guard: Erick Green, Malcolm Delaney, Zabian Dowdell
Center: Tim Duncan, Loren Woods
Power Forward: Len Chappell, Dick Hemric
Small Forward: Josh Howard, Rodney Rogers, Charlie Davis
Shooting Guard: Randolph Childress, Rod Griffin
Point Guard: Chris Paul, Muggsy Bogues, Jeff Teague
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