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2021 Five-Star talent Grayson Lee announced his commitment to Texas A&M over Arkansas and Texas. Lee is ranked number fourteen currently in the 2021 TN 100, and the number four ranked power forward.
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2020-2021 ACC Preview
Projected Standings
1.North Carolina 13-2 (12-2)
2.Syracuse 11-4 (10-4)
3.Wake Forest 10-5 (9-5)
4.Louisville 10-5 (9-5)
5.Miami 9-6 (7-7)
6.Notre Dame 8-7 (7-7)
7.Virginia Tech 8-7 (7-7)
8.NC State 6-9 (5-9)
9.Florida State 6-9 (5-9)
10.Duke 5-10 (4-10)
11.Virginia 4-11 (4-10)
12.Clemson 4-11 (4-10)
13.Pittsburgh 3-12 (2-12)
14.Georgia Tech 3-12 (1-13)
15.Boston College 1-15 (0-14)
Pre-Season Conference Awards, All-Conference Teams
Player of the Year:RJ Baizley, Forward, Syracuse (Senior)
Newcomer of the Year:Weston Matthews, Guard, Syracuse (Junior)
Coach of the Year:Rod Williams, Head Coach, North Carolina
1st Team
Perimeter:Alonzo James, North Carolina (Senior)
Perimeter:Weston Matthews, Syracuse (Junior)
Perimeter:Reed Pinson, North Carolina (Junior)
Interior:RJ Baizley, Syracuse (Senior)
Interior:Wilson Thompson, Louisville (Senior)
Goalie:Preston Justice, NC State (Junior)
2nd Team
Perimeter:Tyler Jackson, Wake Forest (Senior)
Perimeter:Alan Eerie, Wake Forest (Sophomore)
Perimeter:Michael Huerter, Syracuse (Senior)
Interior:Jamison Thomas, Miami (Sophomore)
Interior:AJ Norwood, Notre Dame (Senior)
Goalie:Ulysses Carter, Syracuse (Junior)
Newcomer Team
Perimeter:Weston Matthews, Syracuse (Junior)
Perimeter:Andre Willis, Miami (Sophomore)
Perimeter:Austin Patton, North Carolina (Freshman)
Interior:Jamison Thomas, Miami (Sophomore)
Interior:Dee Embiid, North Carolina (Freshman)
Goalie:
Projected Standings
1.Michigan-Spring Lake 10-1
2.Connecticut 8-3
3.Dayton 8-3
4.Delaware 6-5
5.Eastern Indiana 6-5
6.Norfolk 5-6
7.Charlotte State 5-6
8.Southern New York 5-6
9.John’s Hopkins 5-6
10.Canton Baptist 3-8
11.UNC-Greensboro 2-9
12.UNC-Wilmington 0-11
Pre-Season Conference Awards, All-Conference Teams
Awards
Player of the Year:Mikel White, Guard, Connecticut
Newcomer of the Year:Jayden Goodwin, Guard, Michigan-Spring Lake
Coach of the Year:Matt Goodwin, Head Coach, Michigan-Spring Lake
NOTE:The two All-Conference teams and newcomer team include three perimeter players (Point Guards, Shooting Guards, Small Forwards), two interior players (Power Forwards, Centers), and one goalie.
1st Team
Perimeter:Mikel White, Connecticut (Sophomore)
Perimeter:Alon Williams, Delaware (Junior)
Perimeter:Emmanuel Jackson, Eastern Indiana (Junior)
Interior:Carter Matthews, Michigan-Spring Lake (Senior)
Interior:Tristian Wilson, Dayton (Senior)
Goalie:Tre Wilson, Dayton (Senior)
2nd Team
Perimeter:Sean James, Dayton (Junior)
Perimeter:Theo Watson, Connecticut (Junior)
Perimeter:Kenny Allen, Dayton (Junior)
Interior:Ernie Walker, Michigan-Spring Lake (Sophomore)
Interior:Alex Angel, Canton Baptist (Sophomore)
Goalie:Miles Moore, Norfolk (Junior)
Newcomer Team
Perimeter:Ben James, Michigan-Spring Lake
Perimeter:Jayden Goodwin, Michigan-Spring Lake
Perimeter:Eli Carson, Delaware
Interior:Val Goodwin, Michigan-Spring Lake
Interior:Rhys Lee, Michigan-Spring Lake
Goalie:Matt Olson, Eastern Indiana
1.Kansas
2.Syracuse
3.North Carolina
4.Florida
5.Michigan State
6.Stanford
7.Auburn
8.Naples
9.Maryland
10.USC
11.Arkansas
12.Little Rock
13.Michigan
14.LSU
15.USC
16.Ohio State
17.Virginia State
18.Wake Forest
19.Tennessee
20.UCLA
21.AGCU
22.Oregon
23.Missouri
24.Miami
25.Louisville
Next Five:
26.FGCU
27.Iowa
28.Georgia
29.Florida Atlantic
30.Connecticut
Former West Coast Conference Player of the Year Brandon Todd has announced his decision to transfer to Texas A&M. The former Gonzaga big man chose the Aggies over a final three that also included Tennessee, Virginia Tech. Todd will begin classes in College Station on Monday as well as voluntary workouts with the team. He has two years of eligibility left.
After announcing his decision to leave Gonzaga and enter the transfer portal, more than 50 programs called big man Brandon Todd. It was announced Todd would consider nine of those programs, Arizona State, Florida, Oregon, Tennessee, Texas, Texas A&M, USC, UCLA, and Virginia Tech. Todd announced on his instagram in a post today that he had cut his list of schools to three, Tennessee, Texas A&M, and Virginia Tech. Todd also said in the post that he would be making his final decision this upcoming Friday, then he can get started with classes and voluntary workouts with his school and team of choice.
After planning to keep their current schedule intact, ACA Commissioner Bob Fillion told media today that after continued discussion it was decided that they would go to an eleven game conference only schedule (each team plays every team in conference) beginning the week of January 18-22. Like the other conferences that have made announcements on their upcoming seasons, the plan right now is for the regular season to wrap up on Saturday February 20. When finalized the 2021 ACA schedule can be found here.
Potentially the most hyped up mid major college throwball player of all time has turned into college throwball’s new, most sought after “free agent”. After talking it over with family and friends, Gonzaga Forward Brandon Todd tweeted out last night that he would be leaving Gonzaga and entering the transfer portal. The talented big man was the West Coast Conference Player of the Year in 2020 while averaging an astonishing 31.2 GPG, 11.6 RPG, and 4.7 BPG. Todd will be virtually visiting and talking with coaching staffs from Arizona State, Florida, Oregon, Tennessee, Texas, Texas A&M, UCLA, USC, and Virginia Tech. He has set a decision date for Labor Day, that way he can get going on classes and voluntary workouts at his new school of choice.