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<blockquote data-quote="RedPete" data-source="post: 211484" data-attributes="member: 2682"><p>Looking ahead to the ACC tourney, we'll go in hoping for at least 1 win, but preferably 2 before an inevitable exit. So which seed gives Georgia Tech (or any bubble-level team) the best shot at 2 tourney wins?</p><p></p><p>Well now that Louisville is out, the seeds to root for are #5 and #11. </p><p>•The #5 gets the winner of the 12vs13 play-in game, then a winnable matchup vs #4. </p><p>•The #11 gets an easy play-in followed by a beatable #6 opponent. </p><p></p><p>All other obtainable seeds set up a guaranteed loss in their 2nd game (or anything worse than 11 is too low to matter).</p><p></p><p>Normally the #10 provides the best shot (play-in followed by #7) but Louisville's ban cut that leg off the bracket.</p><p></p><p>•So to climb to #5 we need to win-out while hoping Notre Dame, Pitt, Clemson, & Syracuse lose all their games.</p><p>•GT is currently sitting at that sweet #11 spot, but in order to hold that seed while winning down the stretch, we'll need wins from FSU, VT, and one from Syracuse and that still might not be enough to avoid #10 depending on a FSU tiebreaker.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="RedPete, post: 211484, member: 2682"] Looking ahead to the ACC tourney, we'll go in hoping for at least 1 win, but preferably 2 before an inevitable exit. So which seed gives Georgia Tech (or any bubble-level team) the best shot at 2 tourney wins? Well now that Louisville is out, the seeds to root for are #5 and #11. •The #5 gets the winner of the 12vs13 play-in game, then a winnable matchup vs #4. •The #11 gets an easy play-in followed by a beatable #6 opponent. All other obtainable seeds set up a guaranteed loss in their 2nd game (or anything worse than 11 is too low to matter). Normally the #10 provides the best shot (play-in followed by #7) but Louisville's ban cut that leg off the bracket. •So to climb to #5 we need to win-out while hoping Notre Dame, Pitt, Clemson, & Syracuse lose all their games. •GT is currently sitting at that sweet #11 spot, but in order to hold that seed while winning down the stretch, we'll need wins from FSU, VT, and one from Syracuse and that still might not be enough to avoid #10 depending on a FSU tiebreaker. [/QUOTE]
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