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London got 31 votes from members of the ACC Media
Association, Beamer 12 and Swinney 2.
The Cavaliers went from 4-8 in London's first year to 8-4 in
his second and will be headed to a bowl game for the first time in four years.
“More than anything, I am extremely proud of the performance
by our players and coaches,” London said.
“This is really a reflection on their
efforts this year. Quite honestly, I do not think there were very many people
outside of our locker room who felt we could go into the final week of the
season with a chance to advance to the ACC championship game. As a coach, you
live for the kind of moments where your team buys in, puts in the work and the
effort and sees the positive results that come from it.”
Luckily for London he's not coaching at Maryland where last year's ACC Coach of the Year was fired after a 9-2 season and a bowl victory.
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Congrats to London. He's done well with the team so far.
ReplyDeleteI'm not usually a big one for the conference system, but I've learned a few things this year. I did get some Outback Bowl tickets and I've got plans to be in Florida this December. Not a bad deal if you ask me.