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ACC Blogger Preseason Ballot Results

The blogosphere has spoken and apparently this year we contribute little more to the conversation than what the mainstream media predicted. The only difference between this year's media picks and the ACC blogger picks was a flip-flop of Miami and North Carolina in the Coastal standings. On second thought, perhaps that fact is significant given all the Virginia Tech voters and their disdain for da U.

It's also clear that the weight of preseason expectations has shifted from the Atlantic to the Coastal Division this year, with Virginia Tech the overwhelming pick to three-peat, Jonathan Dwyer the offensive player of the year and Jason Worilds the defensive player of the year.

Gobbler Country has the complete breakdown of this year's poll participants and results.


Predicted Standings

Atlantic Division

1. Florida State (12)
2. Clemson (3)
3. NC State (2)
4. Wake Forest (1)
5. Maryland
6. Boston College

Coastal Division

1. Virginia Tech (13)
2. Georgia Tech (4)
3. Miami (1)
4. North Carolina
5. Virginia
6. Duke

Conference Champion

1. Virginia Tech - 10
2. Georgia Tech - 4
3. Florida State - 2
4. Clemson - 1
4. Miami - 1

Offensive Player of the Year

1. Jonathan Dwyer, Georgia Tech - 10
2. C.J. Spiller, Clemson - 6
3. Darren Evans, Virginia Tech - 1
4. Riley Skinner, Wake Forest - 1

Defensive Player of the Year

1. Jason Worilds, Virginia Tech - 4
2. Dekota Watson, Florida State - 3
3. Sean Spence, Miami - 2
3. Quan Sturdivant, North Carolina - 2
5. DaQuan Bowers, Clemson - 1
5. Morgan Burnett, Georgia Tech - 1
5. Kam Chancellor - Virginia Tech - 1
5. Mark Herzlich, Boston College - 1
5. Stephan Virgil, Virginia Tech - 1
5. Alex Wujciak, Maryland - 1
5. Willie Young, NC State - 1

Rookie of the Year

1. Greg Reid, Florida State - 2
1. Kyle Parker, Clemson - 2
1. Ryan Williams, Virginia Tech - 2
4. Josh Adams, North Carolina - 1
4. Anthony Allen, Georgia Tech - 1
4. Ray Ray Armstrong, Miami - 1
4. Tajh Boyd, Clemson - 1
4. Justin Dixon, North Carolina - 1
4. Dustin Hopkins, Florida State - 1
4. Jacobbi McDaniel, Florida State - 1
4. Brandon McGee, Miami - 1
4. Donte Moss, North Carolina - 1
4. Desmond Scott, Duke - 1
4. Jamal Womble, North Carolina - 1
4. No vote - 1

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