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There are four teams with double-figure losses in Pomeroy's Top 50 now: Wake Forest at #30, Clemson at #39, Syracuse at #49, and UGA at #50.
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SignUp Now!Duke was projected at 11-7 after the UNC game. That hasn't changed. According to kenpom odds, Duke has a 1% chance to win out. Duke almost controls its own destiny for the ACC #1 seed other than needing Louisville to lose one more game. GO DUKE!!!SeanMayTriedToEatMe said:The Clemson win was nice, despite the margin, in that it bumped Duke's projected ACC record up to 11-7. I think it was still 10-8 after the UNC game. That projection has Duke finishing as the 5-seed in the ACCT, ahead of ND due to the H2H tie breaker, but ND might get their projection bumped up with a win over FSU today. Had Duke beaten NC State at home, they'd be projected for a 3-way tie for the 3-seed.
physicsfactor said:Duke was projected at 11-7 after the UNC game. That hasn't changed. According to kenpom odds, Duke has a 1% chance to win out. Duke almost controls its own destiny for the ACC #1 seed other than needing Louisville to lose one more game. GO DUKE!!!SeanMayTriedToEatMe said:The Clemson win was nice, despite the margin, in that it bumped Duke's projected ACC record up to 11-7. I think it was still 10-8 after the UNC game. That projection has Duke finishing as the 5-seed in the ACCT, ahead of ND due to the H2H tie breaker, but ND might get their projection bumped up with a win over FSU today. Had Duke beaten NC State at home, they'd be projected for a 3-way tie for the 3-seed.
Not surprisingly, teams with more continuity tend to perform better, with the effect being stronger on offense.