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ACC's catastrophic performance in the ACC/SEC Challenge might mean another frustrating Selection Sunday

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ACC principals have complained -- loudly -- about receiving only five NCAA Tournament bids in each of the past three seasons. With the way they've performed in non-league games in 2024-25, getting five teams in the field might be an achievement.
The ACC's performance in the ACC/SEC Challenge was notably poor, with the conference securing only three wins out of 14 games, marking a significant downturn from previous years. This dismal showing could have repercussions for the ACC teams come Selection Sunday, as the conference's overall strength and competitiveness are now in question. Historically, the ACC has been a powerhouse in college basketball, but this year's results against the SEC, which has been on an upward trajectory, suggest a potential shift in power dynamics. The article highlights specific games where ACC teams like Duke, North Carolina, and Virginia either lost or barely managed to win, indicating that even the traditionally strong teams are struggling. This outcome might lead to fewer ACC teams receiving favorable seeding or even making the NCAA Tournament, potentially affecting the conference's reputation and future scheduling considerations.

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