SEC/ACC Challenge 2025

[chuckiepoo]

I didn't forget Notre Dame finished 1st place and was the regular season champs the before HH got there. The ACC only officially recognizes the tournament champion as the conference champion (which ND won HH's freshman season and Miles missed because of an ACL injury.

Fair enough. Pretty sure the SEC does it that way also. The point was that Ivey had reached the top of the ACC before HH arrived.

So. What has happened? (Original point)

 

[Terrells Bay88]

Fair enough. Pretty sure the SEC does it that way also. The point was that Ivey had reached the top of the ACC before HH arrived.

So. What has happened? (Original point)

The SEC recognizes the regular season as the official champion.

 

[Volfaninfl2]

Kellie had the same thing happen at NCST. When Kay Yow's known choice to take over the program was ignored and their AD hired Kellie instead, Harper got the proverbial cold shoulder from the Yow/longtime Wolfpack loyalists. I could understand being upset that Kay's wishes were ignored, but man. Kellie was shunned like a leper, and I felt she didn't deserve that.

Looked it up at Missouri’s website. Missouri averaged 3,036 for home games last year, this year they are averaging 3,200, so far, and SEC play hasn’t begun yet. I’m guessing that SEC games, and winning more games will bring higher attendance. It will take time to build their attendance, but they have an exciting team this year, so the attendance may get higher.

Here is the list for all schools for attendance last year, which says Missouri averaged 3,172. After the top teams, there is a significant drop off in attendance for all other teams.

http://fs.ncaa.org.s3.amazonaws.com/Docs/stats/w_basketball_RB/Attend.pdf

 

[RetroVol]

Interesting. Big jump for the Lady Vols!

 

[chuckiepoo]

UNC beat no one so far, …yet…