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Louisville lands 378 on ACC Honor Roll

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The Atlantic Coast Conference announced the 2018-19 Honor Roll on Tuesday, recognizing classroom excellence during the most recent academic year.

The ACC Honor Roll is comprised of student-athletes who participated in a varsity-level sport and registered a grade point average of 3.0 or better for the full academic year. The conference recognized a record 4,768 student-athletes.

Duke led all schools with 519 student-athletes recognized, and Notre Dame followed with 460. Virginia saw 427 student-athletes achieve Honor Roll status, followed by North Carolina with 405.

Boston College had 393 student-athletes recognized, followed by Louisville with 378 and Syracuse with 287. NC State was next with 286, followed by Virginia Tech (283), Florida State (259), Clemson (242), Pitt (230), Wake Forest (226), Georgia Tech (196) and Miami (177).

NC State’s Georgiy Malyshev (tennis) made the ACC Honor Roll for the sixth time. Fourteen schools had at least one student-athlete who earned honor status for the fifth time:

Boston College – Jonathan Baker (football), Carmen Giampetruzzi (baseball), Ann Kennedy (track & field), Alyssa Olenick (field hockey)
Clemson – Elizabeth Dawson (track & field), Justin Falcinelli (football), Alex Spence (football)
Duke – Cody Brinkman (lacrosse), Davis Koppenhaver (football), Nicodem Pierre (football), Alec Schenk (wrestling), Chris Taylor (football), Collin Wareham (football)
Florida State – Meghan King (softball)
Georgia Tech – Gabriel Darosa (cross country/track & field), Cheyenne Hunt (football), Andrew Marshall (football), Matt Munns (cross country/track & field), Nahom Solomon (cross country/track & field)
Louisville – Lauren James (swimming & diving), Sidney Melton (softball)
Miami – Phallon Tullis-Joyce (soccer)
North Carolina – Blake Dodge (cross country), Jordan Prysko (lacrosse)
NC State – Garrett Bradbury (football), Anton Ipsen (swimming & diving), Kassandra Kasper (volleyball), Samuel Melikian (wrestling), Ky-Lee Perry (swimming), Nick Retzlaff (soccer), Grant Rivers (track & field), Aaron Thomas (cross country), Alec Thomas (cross country)
Notre Dame – Brooke Broda (tennis), Felicien Dumas (soccer), Sabrina Flores (soccer), Sydney Foreman (track & field), Jess Harris (cross country/track & field), Axel Kiefer (fencing), Stephanie Knight (cross country/track & field), Nicole Smith (swimming)
Pitt – Craig Blair (soccer), Ashley Moreira (soccer)
Syracuse – Marcus Cunningham (lacrosse)
Virginia – Evan Butts (football), Cory Harris (lacrosse), Carrera Lucas (field hockey)
Virginia Tech – MC Byrne (lacrosse), Regan Magarity (basketball), Zack Zavatsky (wrestling)
 
Considering the sham classes the athletes at North Carolina takes. You would think that every athlete in that school would be on the honor roll.
 
That list is kind of a black eye for schools like Georgia Tech and Wake.

It kind of dispels the myth that Louisville academics are somehow subpar compared to the upper crust of the ACC.
Not sure about GT but I wonder if it has to do with Wake’s total enrollment? They are the smallest enrolled D1 school in the country I believe.

Here is one reason, U of L competes in 21 men’s and women’s sports whereas Wake competes in 16 and GT only competes in 14. They don’t have as many athletes competing.
 
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