The ACC suddenly has become the "center" of the college football universe.
Take that SEC!
The ACC's football programs may not be a big deal when it comes to national rankings, bowl games and signing hot-shot high school prospects.
But with the addition of Duke redshirt senior Brian Moore to the Dave Remington Award watch list, the ACC now has five of the contenders for the award presented annually to the nation's best center.
Moore joins Jay Finch (Georgia Tech), Dalton Freeman (Clemson, 1st team all-ACC in 2011), Andrew Miller (Virginia Tech) and Camden Wentz (N.C. State) among the ACC hopefuls.
The ACC has never produced a Remington Award winner, but obviously this could be the breakthrough year.
Miami's Brett Romberg was the recipient in 2002 and Virginia Tech's Jake Grove the following season, but that was when those schools were in the Big East.
Last year's winner was Michigan's Dave Molk.
Oh sure, this explosion of talent in the middle of the interior offensive line may not turn as many heads as national titles and Heisman Trophy winners.
But hey, most successful plays begin with a successful snap.
-- Caulton Tudor
Friday, May 25, 2012
ACC dominates 'center' stage
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The ACC is so dominant they won't exist in 2 years.
Congrats guys, now get out on the field and win the right way!
Whats the story ACC? Would could not develope a decent football league so you raped the Big East and no the ACC is breaking apart. Bye Bye Clemson and FL State - Welcome to the Big 12
And now the Big 12 wants to rape the ACC?
Any UNC cheating updates? State draft prospects? Anything ever written about Wake?
I believe that is Rimington
well I think that we would have to look at ACC's football programs a little more seriously since they dominates as you say the center stage
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