Tech, which saw its ACC tournament run end Saturday in a 9-4 loss to Clemson, has 40 wins under its belt and an ACC regular-season title. Its RPI is 22 (dropping two spots after Saturday’s defeat) and it went 12-10 against Quadrant 1 opponents.

The Tigers are headed back to the ACC Championship Game for the second time in three years after knocking off No. 1 seed Georgia Tech, 9–4, on Saturday in Durham.

The Louisville Cardinals are in ESPN's way-too-early preseason polls for football and men's and women's basketball. No other ACC program can say that.

New State coach Will Wade has recruited aggressively (no big surprise) and has a promising roster to start his first ACC season. He also has a bit of a chip on his shoulder which should liven things up. And while the latest potential development may not be due to said chip, it could add immensely to the rivalry between NC State and UNC.

On Saturday afternoon, the Virginia Tech Baseball Program announced the decision to part ways with Ryan Fecteau (associate head coach, pitching) and Kyle Sarazi

Luke Stevenson hit a two-run home run in the top of the sixth, giving UNC the lead at 5-4. Florida State tied it again before the magic happened. UNC's two-run ninth inning was the difference and sends UNC to Sunday's ACC championship game against Boston College.