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If the season had gone on a week longer I think people would have realized VT is really more like the 7th or 8th best team in the conference and he wouldn't have been in the running.
Moses Wright POY & 1st team All-ACC, Jose Alvarado DPOY & 2nd team All-ACC
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Because it is. Literally almost anybody would have been a better option. Had they not ducked most of their difficult games, they could have easily finished 9-9 which would have been 10th place.
Georgia Tech and Clemson were both picked to finish in the bottom half of the league. Those would have been good options. Florida State and Virginia would have been good options.
The amount of rewards and advantages we give to teams for not playing games is crazy.
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Any honestly, maybe not. Maybe they win all the games they never got to play. But you should have to actually play them to get any real credit for it.
If my opinion mattered, I'd have voted Hamilton 1, Pastner 2.
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I know. Mom made me nervous with her recommendation.
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Live look at the guys this morning
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Surprised by that a bit as the press in Raleigh always highlighted his Mom's focus on education and pushing him to a "good" school.
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ACC Men’s Basketball Awards Announced
Georgia Tech senior forward Moses Wright has been selected the Atlantic Coast Conference Player of the Year, highlighting the All-ACC Men’s Basketball Team and award winners for the 2020-21 season, as released Monday morning by the conference office.
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You have to believe these honors will be tremendous recruiting fodder as well. What an accomplishment by Moses and the staff.
Equally pumped about Jose. While he was a really good defender already, he didn't get the preseason pub that often is a prerequisite to most postseason awards.
Now if Moses can position himself to get drafted in round 1... look out.
There's a lot for future recruits, particularly 4* and above, to say "wow, I can see these coaches are legit when they talk about their 5* development program".
Equally pumped about Jose. While he was a really good defender already, he didn't get the preseason pub that often is a prerequisite to most postseason awards.
Now if Moses can position himself to get drafted in round 1... look out.
There's a lot for future recruits, particularly 4* and above, to say "wow, I can see these coaches are legit when they talk about their 5* development program".
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here's the listACC Men’s Basketball Awards Announced
Georgia Tech senior forward Moses Wright has been selected the Atlantic Coast Conference Player of the Year, highlighting the All-ACC Men’s Basketball Team and award winners for the 2020-21 season, as released Monday morning by the conference office.theacc.com
2020-21 ALL-ACC TEAM
FIRST TEAM
Name, School, Points
Moses Wright, Georgia Tech, 344
Justin Champagnie, Pitt, 343
Carlik Jones, Louisville, 327
Matthew Hurt, Duke, 310
Sam Hauser, Virginia, 281
SECOND TEAM
Name, School, Points
Keve Aluma, Virginia Tech, 277
Jose Alvarado, Georgia Tech, 244
Jay Huff, Virginia, 214
M.J. Walker, Florida State, 200
Aamir Simms, Clemson, 176
THIRD TEAM
Name, School, Points
RaiQuan Gray, Florida State, 167
Isaiah Wong, Miami, 102
Quincy Guerrier, Syracuse, 55
Prentiss Hubb, Notre Dame, 42
Armando Bacot, North Carolina, 41
Scottie Barnes, Florida State, 41
HONORABLE MENTION
Name, School, Points
Michael Devoe, Georgia Tech, 35
Kihei Clark, Virginia, 31
Alan Griffin, Syracuse, 29
David Johnson, Louisville, 22
Nate Laszewski, Notre Dame, 18
Jericole Hellems, NC State, 13
Tyrece Radford, Virginia Tech, 10
Note: All-ACC Team points are determined on a 5-3-1 system (five points for first team, three points for second team, one point for third team).
ACC PLAYER OF YEAR
Name, School, Votes
Moses Wright, Georgia Tech, 33
Carlik Jones, Louisville, 13
Justin Champagnie, Pitt, 13
Sam Hauser, Virginia, 5
Jose Alvarado, Georgia Tech, 4
Matthew Hurt, Duke, 3
Keve Aluma, Virginia Tech, 3
Jay Huff, Virginia, 1
ACC FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR
Name, School, Votes
Scottie Barnes, Florida State, 53
Day'Ron Sharpe, North Carolina, 10
DJ Steward, Duke, 6
Jae'Lyn Withers, Louisville, 5
Kadary Richmond, Syracuse, 1
ALL-DEFENSIVE TEAM
Name, School, Votes
Jose Alvarado, Georgia Tech, 69
Manny Bates, NC State, 62
Jay Huff, Virginia, 53
Jordan Goldwire, Duke, 43
Moses Wright, Georgia Tech, 34
ALL-FRESHMAN TEAM
Name, School, Votes
Scottie Barnes, Florida State, 74
DJ Steward, Duke, 67
Day'Ron Sharpe, North Carolina, 63
Jae'Lyn Withers, Louisville, 58
Caleb Love, North Carolina, 32
COACH OF THE YEAR
Name, School, Votes
Mike Young, Virginia Tech, 26
Leonard Hamilton, Florida State, 24
Josh Pastner, Georgia Tech, 16
Tony Bennett, Virginia, 6
Brad Brownell, Clemson, 2
Chris Mack, Louisville, 1
DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR
Name, School, Votes
Jose Alvarado, Georgia Tech, 35
Jay Huff, Virginia, 17
Manny Bates NC State, 13
Jordan Goldwire, Duke, 5
Aamir Simms, Clemson, 4
Keve Aluma, Virginia Tech, 1
MOST IMPROVED PLAYER
Name, School, Votes
Matthew Hurt, Duke, 17
Isaiah Wong, Miami, 13
Moses Wright, Georgia Tech, 11
Justin Champagnie, Pitt, 11
RaiQuan Gray, Florida State, 10
Nate Laszewski, Notre Dame, 5
Quincy Guerrier, Syracuse, 3
Armando Bacot, North Carolina, 2
Jay Huff, Virginia, 2
David Johnson, Louisville, 1
SIXTH MAN OF THE YEAR
Name, School, Votes
Scottie Barnes, Florida State, 39
Day'Ron Sharpe, North Carolina, 24
Nick Honor, Clemson, 6
Jordan Goldwire, Duke, 5
Nikola Djogo, Notre Dame, 1
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Time to be greedy and snarky:
Congrats to Matthew Hurt, who won Most Improved Player (MIP) after garnering 3 preseason POY votes.
Meanwhile, our guy Moses finished 3rd for MIP despite garnering zero preseason POY votes.
Congrats to the coaches and media on making MIP a consolation prize for something other than what it was intended for.
Congrats to Matthew Hurt, who won Most Improved Player (MIP) after garnering 3 preseason POY votes.
Meanwhile, our guy Moses finished 3rd for MIP despite garnering zero preseason POY votes.
Congrats to the coaches and media on making MIP a consolation prize for something other than what it was intended for.
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it’s really incredible that you can have a coach of the year whose team went almost winless against the top half of the league and was almost completely left out of the end of season awards (almost 70 players got an award) Is it just an award for having the biggest guts to duck all of your tough games?
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If you have some time - go read this forum's thread on Moses. https://gtswarm.com/threads/pf-moses-wright.11981/
Even with our extremely gold colored glasses, none of us would have predicted an ACC POY level of talent or production. The scouting, development and execution involved to get here fully vindicates Pastner and Reveno here. They found the guys that beat out the blue blood 5 stars for the fancy awards, and that deserves credit.
Even with our extremely gold colored glasses, none of us would have predicted an ACC POY level of talent or production. The scouting, development and execution involved to get here fully vindicates Pastner and Reveno here. They found the guys that beat out the blue blood 5 stars for the fancy awards, and that deserves credit.
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The great thing about this season and these awards is it puts GT back on the map. We have something tangible to sell to recruits other than what we did 10, 15, 20 years ago. If we make a run in the NCAA tournament then look out!
Secondly, anyone who was holding out hope that Moses would come back can forget about it. He sounds like the decision is already made and winning post season hardware just solidifies it. So just sit back and enjoy the rest of the ride.
Secondly, anyone who was holding out hope that Moses would come back can forget about it. He sounds like the decision is already made and winning post season hardware just solidifies it. So just sit back and enjoy the rest of the ride.
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Anyone have a link to watch the interview?
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I tend to agree but if he could be a lottery pick after next season would he come back? I guess they the end of they day just enjoy the rest of the ride is the best way to look at it.
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Man, I can't believe Alvin Jones was the last first-team All-ACCer.
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He has really bulked up since then