Shane Larkin, Jim Larranaga and Durand Scott named ACC Player of the Year, Coach of the Year and Defensive Player of the Year, respectively.

A look around the nation at what the headlines are saying after the Miami Hurricanes won the 2013 ACC Tournament title Sunday in Greensboro.

Watch each of Durand Scott’s 32 points from Saturday’s ACC Tournament Semifinal vs. NC State

The ACC’s Defensive Player of the Year says he gets himself ready for games by cleaning his room. Learn more about the senior guard from the Bronx…

Durand Scott joins Danny Kanell and Reese Waters on “ESPN UNite” on Tuesday to talk a little Canes basketball.

Durand writes about camper Kobe at the Jim Larranaga basketball camp last week.

“This is Kobe. He’s a camper at the Jim Larranaga University of Miami basketball camp that I currently work. Today he brought tears to my eyes. Kobe has diabetes, poor hearing which makes him wear two hearing aids, and causes difficulty of speech. For a kid to come to camp as enthused as he does everyday as helped me to realize life is to precious for one to greave over. Today upon dismissal Kobe ran to me with his arms open ready for a hug and said “goodbye Durand Scott, your a super star” & as I picked him up with a tight hug a tear of joy ran down my face 😢 Now that’s life for you ….”

Scouting the Miami/West Virginia Matchup: WVU Coliseum, 7 P.M.

When the West Virginia Mountaineers take the floor tonight at the WVU Coliseum (7 p.m., ESPN2), they will face a Miami roster full of unfamiliar faces and new contributors. But for one Mountaineer, tonight’s contest against the Hurricanes may very well feel like another day on the playground.

Darryl “Truck” Bryant, one of the team’s most talented guards, will be facing off against childhood friend and former AAU teammate Durand Scott for just the second time in their collegiate careers. Bryant and Scott, two members of a self-named clique titled “F4L” (Family 4 Life), also include former UConn guard Kemba Walker and Drexel standout Chris Fouch among their tightknit group.

Though they will be forever connected by the “F4L” tattoos they share, Saturday night’s game will be business as usual for two of the more talented guards in college basketball.

Bryant, averaging 15.2 points per game in his senior campaign for the Mountaineers, keys an offensive attack averaging just over 77 points per game through seven contests in 2011. Fellow senior and Preseason All-BIG EAST First Team selection Kevin Jones (21.3 points per game, 11.7 rebounds per game) is a 6-foot-8 forward who leads the charge for a team ranked No. 22 nationally in rebound margin (+8.2).

The Hurricanes, who edged out the Mountaineers 79-76 in last season’s contest at the BankUnited Center, return only two active scorers from their 2010 battle with West Virginia. If Miami plans to leave the WVU Coliseum with a similar result, they’ll need to limit opportunities for Bryant (20 points last year) and Jones (14 points, five rebounds).

Sophomore center Kenny Kadji and junior guard Durand Scott speak to the media after Tuesday’s 71-54 loss to No. 21 Memphis at the BankUnited Center.

Head coach Frank Haith, Adrian Thomas and Durand Scott meet with the media after their 81-72 win over Missouri State in the second round of the NIT.

A good visual reminder of the progress that “Big” Reggie Johnson, Malcolm Grant and Durand Scott have made in the scoring column this season.

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