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	CONFERENCE		OVERALL
	W-L	PCT	W-L	PCT
ATLANTIC
BOSTON COLLEGE	5?3	.625	9?3	.750
FLORIDA STATE	5?3	.625	8?4	.667
WAKE FOREST	5?3	.625	8?4	.667
CLEMSON	4?4	.500	7?5	.583
MARYLAND	4?4	.500	6?6	.500
N. C. STATE	1?7	.125	4?8	.333
COASTAL
VIRGINIA TECH	8?0	1.000	11?1	.917
GEORGIA TECH	6?2	.750	9?3	.750
MIAMI	5?3	.625	7?5	.583
VIRGINIA	4?4	.500	8?4	.667
NORTH CAROLINA	1?7	.125	3?9	.250
DUKE	0?8	.000	0?12	.000

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HOW THEY'LL FINISH

PLAYERS TO WATCH

Top performers from unranked teams in the conference

Durant Brooks, P GEORGIA TECH

A second-team All-America a year ago, the senior ranked second in the country in net punting (40.7 yards per kick), was fourth overall (45.5 yards) and dropped 35 punts inside the 20.

Calais Campbell, DE MIAMI

The 6' 8", 282-pound junior is one of the best defensive ends in the nation, the type of player who can disrupt an offense. In 2006 he had 10 1?2 sacks and was an All-ACC selection.

Andrew Crummey, G MARYLAND

The 6' 5", 301-pound senior, a two-year starter, leads one of the better lines in the conference. He'll clear the way for the Terps' tandem of physical tailbacks, Lance Ball and Keon Lattimore.

Steve Justice, C WAKE FOREST