ACC Awards, All-ACC Teams

[McCamish Maniacs]

http://www.theacc.com/news/acsma-announces-basketball-season-awards-all-acc-teams-03-06-2016

Brogdon ACC POY

MGH 3rd team All-ACC!

MGH received a vote for most improved player and BG received a vote for coach of the year

 

[orientalnc]

There are a couple of guys on the second team I think could as easily be on the third, but it's about right. It would have been nice for MGH to get the honor.

 

[Peacone36]

Brice Johnson was the POTY and it should have been an easy choice

 

[orientalnc]

Brice Johnson was the POTY and it should have been an easy choice

I agree with you, but there's a good case for Brogdon. I imagine the N&O will be all over this tomorrow.

 

[dtm1997]

Given how many biased clowns are among the ACC media voters, I'm happy to say, as you'd expect, the coaches are smarter. MGH made 2nd team in their book, swapping with Damion Lee.
http://www.ramblinwreck.com/sports/m-baskbl/spec-rel/030616aad.html

 

[ChasonBaller]

I'm just glad Grayson Allen wasnt player of the year...should have been Brice Johnson or Ben "Hammer" Lammers

 

[CuseJacket]

Roy Williams and Brian Gregory got the same number of COY votes. The media got one thing right.

 

[McCamish Maniacs]

http://www.theacc.com/news/acc-all-glue-team-03-09-2016

Adam (1st team) and Chuck (honorable mention) both chosen for ACC "All-Glue" team

Georgia Tech – Adam Smith (29.9 minutes per game, ACC-best 93 3-pt FGM, team-leading 41% from 3)

• We’ve seen what Georgia Tech looks like without a perimeter scoring threat, and it wasn’t always pretty. Luckily for Brian Gregory and company, Virginia Tech transfer Adam Smith stepped in this season and helped turn the Yellow Jackets around. A year after losing virtually every close game it played, Tech caught fire down the stretch this season and won five out of six games, thanks in large part to Smith. He leads the ACC with 93 three-pointers made on the season (12 more than any other player), and is seventh in the conference in three-point field goal percentage (41%). Smith is the main reason Georgia Tech has postseason hopes.

Georgia Tech – Charles Mitchell (24.8 minutes per game, 9.9 rebounds per game, 51% FG)

• Mitchell is just one component of a solid four-man rotation in the post for the Yellow Jackets, but is arguably the most important of the group. The senior transfer from Maryland leads Georgia Tech with 9.9 rebounds per game, more than four more than any other player, and his 3.8 offensive rebounds per game is second in the ACC. Additionally, Mitchell’s 307 total rebounds on the season trails just Brice Johnson and Zach Auguste among ACC players. Mitchell’s demeanor might be his most important asset, as he has the type of personality that never allows teammates to get down. That trait is important to a team like Georgia Tech, who struggled in close games before ultimately righting the ship late in the season.