Duke dominates 2018 Academic All-ACC football team

[jimsumner]

http://theacc.com/news/2019/1/30/acc...ball-team.aspx

[CameronBlue]

http://theacc.com/news/2019/1/30/acc...ball-team.aspx

Wow UNC got 1. Good job UNC!!!

[devildeac]

http://theacc.com/news/2019/1/30/acc...ball-team.aspx

Thanks for posting this, Jim!

Well done, gentleman.

"All 14 ACC Football member institutions were represented on the team. Duke led all schools with 12 selections, followed by Georgia Tech (8), Clemson (7), Pitt (6), Syracuse (6), Virginia (6), NC State (5), Boston College (4), Louisville (4), Wake Forest (4), Miami (3), Virginia Tech (2), Florida State (2), and North Carolina (1)."

The bolded must be a "typo" in some way/shape/form. That is all.

[hallcity]

And UNC comes in last. What a surprise.

[HereBeforeCoachK]

And UNC comes in last. What a surprise.

...almost spit out my beer, so shocked I was at that...

[chrishoke]

Duke has led the league for 10 consecutive seasons! Great stuff.

[1991 duke law]

Clemson 7 and Carolina 1 - who would have thunk it?

[CameronBornAndBred]

Congrats to our guys, and all joking (well deserved) aside, I hope that someone over there on the hump is truly embarrassed. They are probably saying "well we got rid of the guy making this possible", but to come in dead last with barely one representative, and to be the flagship school of your entire state, is sickening.
"Can't go to college go to State"? HA! State laughs at your abysmal ineptitude.

[BD80]

Wow UNC got 1. Good job UNC!!!

I thought they abolished the AFAM major?

[AustinDevil]

Congrats to our guys, and all joking (well deserved) aside, I hope that someone over there on the hump is truly embarrassed. They are probably saying "well we got rid of the guy making this possible", but to come in dead last with barely one representative, and to be the flagship school of your entire state, is sickening.
"Can't go to college go to State"? HA! State laughs at your abysmal ineptitude.

Mack will not improve things. He'll probably just be happy he has to worry less about his players getting into extracurricular messes in Chapel Hill than he had to in Austin, and he never effectively controlled that, either, toward the end of his time at UT.