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Let's pick the ACC Week 9 games

4-4 last week 40-30-1 for the year. 0-1 for my lock of the week for 5-4 for the year. https://cal.forums.rivals.com/threads/lets-pick-the-acc-week-8-games.33094/

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by 5.5 over Syracuse - They are who we thought they were and we let them off the hook. Syracuse covers.

Louisville by 6.5 over BC - BC covers.

Virginia Tech by 10.5 over Georgia Tech - Virginia Tech?

Virginia by 4.5 over UNC - UNC has quit. Virginia.

Miami by 21.5 over Florida State - Ridiculous line. Florida State covers.

Wake Forest by 2.5 over the Furd - Furd is terrible. Wake covers.

Cal by 9.5 over Oregon State - Ridiculous line. Oregon State covers.

SMU by 11.5 over Duke - Duke covers.

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Non conference lock of the week: Texas by 18.5 over Vanderbilt - Vanderbilt covers.

WBB picks up big commitment

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Cal added a huge commitment on the women's basketball side Sunday as top-25 point guard Aliyahna "Puff" Morris picked the Bears over offers from USC, Yale, Duke, Harvard, Illinois, St. Mary's, Michigan and Mississippi State among others. The 5-foot-5 prospect from Etiwanda High School down in Southern California is currently rated as the 24-ranked prospect in the 2025 class by ESPN. She is the fifth-ranked point guard in the class and is rated by ESPN as the third-best prospect in the state behind only her teammate Grace Knox and Mater Dei guard Addison Deal.

She scored 32 points and had five steals in a showcase game at the Border League event in Las Vegas where she announced her pledge to the Bears on Sunday.

Morris is the fourth commitment in the class for head coach Charmin Smith and the Bears. Cal also holds commitments from point guard Grace McCallop, guard Isis Johnson and Texas wing Taylor Barnes, who is ranked 70th in the class by ESPN. Barnes and Johnson committed to the Bears earlier this month while McCallop gave Cal her pledge back in July.


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