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ACC Men's Basketball in the NCAA Tournament
• The ACC has eight teams in the NCAA Tournament for just the third time in league history, along with 2016-17 (nine) and 2017-18 (nine).
• Clemson, Duke, Louisville, Miami, North Carolina, NC State, SMU and Virginia earned bids. With its first NCAA berth since 2017, SMU is making its first tournament appearance as a member of the ACC.
• ACC Men's Basketball has won 15 NCAA national championships, including three of the last 10. Teams currently in the ACC have combined to win eight of the last 24 NCAA crowns and 19 overall.
• North Carolina leads the way with six national titles, followed by Duke (5), Louisville (2), NC State (2) and Cal, Stanford, Syracuse and Virginia (1 apiece).
• With 492 wins and a .655 winning percentage, the ACC is the all-time winningest conference in the NCAA Tournament. The ACC's current 18 members have combined for 734 NCAA Tournament victories.
• Since 1985, nearly half of the ACC teams that earned NCAA Tournament bids have reached the Sweet 16 (106 of 218).
• The ACC is 38-19 in the NCAA Tournament in the last four seasons, best of any major conference. ACC teams have made five Men’s Final Four appearances in the last four seasons, also the most of any league.
• Since 2015, the ACC leads all conferences in Final Four appearances (10) and NCAA Tournament wins (116) and is second in national championships (3).
• The ACC is 116-61 (65.5%) over the last 10 tournaments (2015-19, ‘21-25). The 116 wins are 20 more than any other conference.
• Six different ACC programs have reached the Men's Final Four since 2016 (Duke, Miami, North Carolina, NC State, Virginia, Syracuse). That is the most schools of any league in that span.

ACC Men's Basketball Quick Hits
• Duke won the 2026 T. Rowe Price ACC Tournament on March 14, its second straight title and third in four seasons. It marked the Blue Devils' 24th ACC crown. Cameron Boozer earned the Everett Case Award as the tournament MVP.
• Duke also earned its 22nd ACC regular-season championship and went back to back for the first time since claiming five straight from 1997-2001.
• Ten ACC teams have reached 20 wins, which is one off the league record, set during the 2015-16 and 2017-18 seasons (11). (Stats Perform)
• Five ACC teams are ranked in the latest national polls, with Duke holding the No. 1 slot in the AP and USA Today polls for the third straight week. Virginia (No. 9 AP/8 USAT), North Carolina (No. 21 AP/USAT), Louisville (No. 23 AP/24 USAT) and Miami (No. 25 AP/23 USAT) also are ranked.
• This is the 304th week in which an ACC team has been ranked No. 1 in the AP poll – most of any league.
• Eight ACC teams are among the top 40 of the NCAA's Monday NET rankings. Duke (1), Virginia (12), Louisville (17) and UNC (24) rank among the top 25. 
• Thirteen ACC teams rank among the top 70 of the latest NET – most of any conference.
• As of Monday, ACC teams have produced 81 Quad 1 NET wins. That includes 20 Quad 1 wins from non-league play. ACC teams combined for 36 Q1 wins during the entire 2024-25 season (including tournaments). 
• ACC teams finished with a 179-55 (.765) record in non-conference play. The ACC posted its best non-league record since the 2018-19 season (165-47, .778). The ACC was 130-69 (.653) in non-conference games in the 2024-25 regular season.
• The ACC's total of 41 non-conference wins this season against power conference teams is second most of any league (41-39 record this season). The ACC recorded 20 wins against power conferences last season. 
• The ACC's annual awards were announced March 9, highlighted by Duke freshman Cameron Boozer winning both ACC Player and Rookie of the Year and Blue Devils senior Maliq Brown claiming Defensive Player and Sixth Man of the Year. AWARDS
• Stanford freshman G Ebuka Okorie leads the ACC in scoring and ranks fifth nationally at 22.8 ppg. Duke freshman F Cameron Boozer (22.5) ranks sixth and Wake Forest sophomore G Juke Harris (21.3) is 16th.
• The ACC has not had three players average 20 or more points per game since the 1997-98 season: UNC's Antawn Jamison (22.2), GT's Matt Harpring (21.6) and UVa's Norman Nolan (21.0).
• Three ACC freshmen rank among the top five freshmen nationally in scoring. Okorie ranks third among all freshmen nationally at 22.8 ppg. Boozer (22.5) is fourth among freshmen, while UNC's Caleb Wilson (19.8) is fifth. At 18.2 ppg, Louisville's Mikel Brown Jr. would rank 10th but has not played enough games to qualify for the NCAA leaders.
• Miami and Virginia rank among the top programs nationally in largest improvement in win percentage from last season to this season. Miami leads all D-I programs with a .532 improvement (.226 last season, .758 this season). Virginia (+.384; .469 last season, .853 this season) is sixth.

Upcoming Schedule
Tuesday, March 17 - NCAA First Four
West Region
#11 NC State vs. #11 Texas | truTV | 9:15 p.m.
 UD Arena, Dayton, Ohio

Wednesday, March 18 - NCAA First Four
Midwest Region
#11 SMU vs. #11 Miami (Ohio) | truTV | 9:15 p.m.
 UD Arena, Dayton, Ohio

Thursday, March 19 - NCAA First Round
East Region
#11 South Florida vs. #6 Louisville | TNT | 1:30 p.m.
 KeyBank Center, Buffalo, N.Y.
#16 Siena vs. #1 Duke | CBS | 2:50 p.m.
 Bon Secours Wellness Arena, Greenville, S.C.
South Region
#11 VCU vs. #6 North Carolina | TNT | 6:50 p.m.
 Bon Secours Wellness Arena, Greenville, S.C.

Friday, March 20 - NCAA First Round
Midwest Region
#14 Wright State vs. #3 Virginia | TBS | 1:50 p.m.
 Xfinity Mobile Arena, Philadelphia, Pa.
South Region
#9 Iowa vs. #8 Clemson | TNT | 6:50 p.m.
  Benchmark International Arena, Tampa, Fla.
West Region
#10 Missouri vs. #7 Miami | truTV | 10:10 p.m.
 Enterprise Center, St. Louis, Mo.

Wednesday, March 18 - NIT First Round
Navy at Wake Forest | ESPNU | 7 p.m.
UIC at California | ESPN2 | 11 p.m.

Thursday, April 2 - College Basketball Crown
Quarterfinals
Stanford vs. West Virginia | FS1 | 8 p.m.
 MGM Grand Garden Arena, Las Vegas


All times Eastern