The ACC Winners in the challenge
copies from the OP with the ACC winning games in boldface.
Monday
[88]Miami (+8) at [41]Illinois (7:00, ESPN2)
[70]Clemson (+3) at [77]Minnesota (9:00, ESPN2)
Tuesday
[130]Boston College (-1) hosts [107]Northwestern (7:00, ESPNU)
[54]Syracuse (-3) hosts [48]Iowa (7:00, ESPN2)
[2]Louisville (-8) hosts [10]Michigan (7:30, ESPN)
[15]Florida State (+1) at [25]Indiana (9:00, ESPN2)
[75]Pittsburgh (-3) hosts [71]Rutgers (9:00, ESPN2)
[5]Duke (+5) at [1]Michigan State (9:30, ESPN)
Wednesday
[3]Virginia (+2) at [13]Purdue (7:15, ESPN2)
[72]Georgia Tech (-10) hosts [143]Nebraska (7:15, ESPNU)
[52]Notre Dame (+10) at [8]Maryland (7:30, ESPN)
[86]Wake Forest (+10) at [24]Penn State (9:15, ESPNU)
[44]NC State (-4) hosts [57]Wisconsin (9:15, ESPN2)
[12]North Carolina (-2) hosts [4]Ohio State (9:30, ESPN)
Miami and Duke won as underdogs; BC, Syracuse and North Carolina lost as favorites.
Two wins on the road -- Duke and Miami -- and four at home: Pitt, Louisville, State and Georgia Tech. Not enough wins and two losses by highly ranked ACC teams -- Virginia and UNC, who got blown out.
Last edited by sagegrouse; 12-05-2019 at 11:51 AM.
Reason: Obiter dicta
Sage Grouse
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