Seth Greenberg names his college basketball teams of the week

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Jonathan Wagner

There were some big upsets during Week 11. Following the latest week in college basketball, ESPN analyst Seth Greenberg has revealed his five teams of the week across the nation, with a pair of ACC teams leading the way.

Greenberg’s college basketball teams of the week

Florida State

Out of all of the teams in the nation, Florida State might have had the most impressive week of them all. The Seminoles began the week by beating Duke, ranked No. 6 at the time, 79-78 in overtime. Florida State followed that up with an 86-73 victory over North Florida and a tight 61-60 over Miami, headlining Greenberg’s teams of the week in college basketball. The Seminoles are now 13-5 on the season and 6-2 in ACC play.

Boise State

Like Florida State, Boise State also went 3-0 on the week. The Broncos began their perfect week with a 62-56 victory over Air Force on Tuesday. On Thursday, Boise State beat Utah State 62-59, and ended the week with a low scoring 42-37 victory over San Diego State. The Broncos are 15-4 overall and 6-0 in the Mountain West.

Wake Forest

Wake Forest is the second ACC team mentioned in Greenberg’s teams of the week in college basketball. The Demon Deacons played twice, and picked up convincing victories both outings. On Wednesday, Wake Forest picked up an 80-64 win over Georgia Tech on the road. Then, an impressive 98-76 victory over North Carolina propelled Wake Forest to 16-4 and 6-3 in the ACC.

Army

Army entered the week 10-8 and in need of two big victories. On Wednesday, the Black Nights picked up a 76-66 win over American University. Then, on Saturday, Army picked up a narrow overtime victory in Navy to improve to 12-8 on the season.

Missouri State

Missouri State’s impressive week began on Wednesday, winning 88-63 against Illinois State. On Saturday, Missouri State followed that up with an even more impressive victory. Despite going on the road and facing Loyola Chicago, who was ranked No. 22 at the time, Missouri State picked up a 79-69 victory to improve to 15-6 on the season.