Atlantic Coast Conference: Season 2021-22

2020-21
2022-23
Games Schedule
Mar.12:Va.Tech 82-67 Duke (7)
Mar.11:Va.Tech 72-59 UNC (25)
Mar.11:Miami, FL 76-80Duke (7)
Mar.10:Syracuse 79-88Duke (7)
Mar.10:Boston. 69-71Miami, FL
Mar.10:Virginia 43-63UNC (25)
Mar.10:Va.Tech 87-80 Notre Dam
Mar.9:Boston. 82-77 Wake Fore
Mar.9:Syracuse 96-57 FSU
Mar.9:Louisvill 50-51Virginia
Mar.9:Clemson 75-76Va.Tech
Mar.8:Ga.Tech 74-84Louisvill
Mar.8:Boston. 66-46 Pittsburg
Mar.8:NC State 64-70Clemson
Mar.5:Va.Tech 59-63Clemson
Mar.5:Pittsburg 54-78Notre Dam
Mar.5:Virginia 71-61 Louisvill
Mar.5:Miami, FL 75-72 Syracuse
Mar.5:Boston. 78-82Ga.Tech
Mar.5:NC State 76-89FSU
Mar.5:UNC (25) 94-81 Duke (7)
Mar.2:Miami, FL 81-70 Boston.
Mar.2:NC State 76-101Wake Fore
Mar.2:Notre Dam 70-74FSU
Mar.2:Ga.Tech 65-68Clemson
Mar.1:Louisvill 43-75Va.Tech
Mar.1:Duke (7) 86-56 Pittsburg
Feb.28:Syracuse 79-88UNC (25)
Feb.26:Louisvill 77-99Wake Fore
Feb.26:Va.Tech 71-70 Miami, FL
Feb.26:Clemson 70-60 Boston.
Feb.26:Ga.Tech 56-90Notre Dam
Feb.26:FSU 64-63 Virginia
Feb.26:UNC (25) 84-74 NC State
Feb.26:Duke (7) 97-72 Syracuse
Feb.23:Duke (7) 65-61 Virginia
Feb.23:Va.Tech 62-58 Ga.Tech
Feb.23:Syracuse 69-79Notre Dam
Feb.23:Wake Fore 69-80Clemson
Feb.23:Boston. 69-61 NC State
Feb.22:Miami, FL 85-64 Pittsburg
Feb.21:Ga.Tech 73-74Syracuse
Feb.21:Louisvill 63-70UNC (25)
Feb.21:FSU 55-71Boston.
Feb.19:Boston. 56-76Syracuse
Feb.19:Clemson 61-70Louisvill
Feb.19:Notre Dam 74-79Wake Fore
Feb.19:Virginia 74-71 Miami, FL
Feb.19:FSU 70-88Duke (7)
Feb.19:UNC (25) 65-57 Va.Tech
Feb.19:Ga.Tech 68-62 Pittsburg
Feb.16:Miami, FL 70-63 Louisvill
Feb.16:Pittsburg 76-67 UNC (25)
Feb.16:Boston. 95-99Notre Dam
Feb.15:Clemson 80-81FSU
Feb.15:NC State 76-61 Ga.Tech
Feb.15:Wake Fore 74-76Duke (7)
Feb.14:Virginia 53-62Va.Tech
Feb.12:Ga.Tech 53-63Virginia
Feb.12:Syracuse 59-71Va.Tech
Feb.12:FSU 74-94UNC (25)
Feb.12:Miami, FL 76-72 Wake Fore
Feb.12:Notre Dam 76-61 Clemson
Feb.12:Duke (7) 72-61 Boston.
Feb.12:NC State 69-71Pittsburg
Feb.10:Duke (7) 82-64 Clemson
Feb.9:Ga.Tech 70-79Miami, FL
Feb.9:Wake Fore 69-51 NC State
Feb.9:Pittsburg 56-51 FSU
Feb.9:Louisvill 57-63Notre Dam
Feb.8:UNC (25) 79-77 Clemson
Feb.8:Syracuse 73-64 Boston.
Feb.7:Virginia 69-68 Duke (7)
Feb.7:Pittsburg 47-74Va.Tech
Feb.5:Miami, FL 58-71Virginia
Feb.5:Clemson 64-69Ga.Tech
Feb.5:Notre Dam 69-57 NC State
Feb.5:Louisvill 69-92Syracuse
Feb.5:Wake Fore 68-60 FSU
Feb.5:Va.Tech 76-71 Pittsburg
Feb.5:Duke (7) 87-67 UNC (25)
Feb.2:Syracuse 89-82 NC State
Feb.2:Pittsburg 75-91Wake Fore
Feb.2:Notre Dam 68-64 Miami, FL
Feb.2:Ga.Tech 66-81Va.Tech
Feb.2:FSU 69-75Clemson
Feb.1:Boston. 55-67Virginia
Feb.1:UNC (25) 90-83 Louisvill
Jan.31:Duke (7) 57-43 Notre Dam
Jan.30:Pittsburg 56-69Boston.
Jan.29:Virginia 65-69Notre Dam
Jan.29:NC State 80-100UNC (25)
Jan.29:Miami, FL 73-62 Ga.Tech
Jan.29:Wake Fore 72-94Syracuse
Jan.29:Duke (7) 74-65 Louisvill
Jan.29:Va.Tech 85-72 FSU
Jan.26:Miami, FL 78-75 Va.Tech
Jan.26:NC State 65-73Notre Dam
Jan.26:FSU 61-75Ga.Tech
Jan.26:Boston. 47-58UNC (25)
Jan.25:Syracuse 53-64Pittsburg
Jan.25:Clemson 69-71Duke (7)
Jan.24:Va.Tech 68-78UNC (25)
Jan.24:Louisvill 52-64Virginia
Jan.24:Boston. 57-87Wake Fore
Jan.23:Clayton S 53-103Ga.Tech
Jan.22:Pittsburg 48-75Clemson
Jan.22:FSU 61-60 Miami, FL
Jan.22:Syracuse 59-79Duke (7)
Jan.22:Va.Tech 63-68Boston.
Jan.22:Virginia 63-77NC State
Jan.22:UNC (25) 76-98Wake Fore
Jan.22:Notre Dam 82-70 Louisvill
Jan.20:UNF 73-86FSU
Jan.19:Virginia 66-61 Pittsburg
Jan.19:Va.Tech 62-59 NC State
Jan.19:Boston. 54-67Louisvill
Jan.19:Wake Fore 80-64 Ga.Tech
Jan.18:UNC (25) 57-85Miami, FL
Jan.18:Duke (7) 78-79FSU
Jan.18:Clemson 78-91Syracuse
Jan.17:Notre Dam 71-68 Howard
Jan.15:Boston. 70-68 Clemson
Jan.15:Ga.Tech 65-88UNC (25)
Jan.15:FSU 76-71 Syracuse
Jan.15:NC State 73-88Duke (7)
Jan.15:Notre Dam 73-79Va.Tech
Jan.15:Wake Fore 63-55 Virginia
Jan.15:Louisvill 53-65Pittsburg
Jan.12:Va.Tech 52-54Virginia
Jan.12:Clemson 56-72Notre Dam
Jan.12:Duke (7) 76-64 Wake Fore
Jan.12:NC State 79-63 Louisvill
Jan.12:Ga.Tech 81-76 Boston.
Jan.11:Miami, FL 64-65FSU
Jan.11:Pittsburg 61-77Syracuse
Jan.8:Virginia 58-74UNC (25)
Jan.8:Miami, FL 76-74 Duke (7)
Jan.8:Notre Dam 72-68 Ga.Tech
Jan.8:Syracuse 74-77Wake Fore
Jan.8:Boston. 67-69Pittsburg
Jan.8:Louisvill 70-79FSU
Jan.8:Clemson 70-65 NC State
Jan.5:UNC (25) 73-78Notre Dam
Jan.5:Pittsburg 72-75Louisvill
Jan.5:Syracuse 87-88Miami, FL
Jan.4:Virginia 75-65 Clemson
Jan.4:NC State 68-63 Va.Tech
Jan.4:Ga.Tech 57-69Duke (7)
Jan.4:FSU 54-76Wake Fore
Jan.2:Louisvill 67-64 Ga.Tech
Jan.2:UNC (25) 91-65 Boston.
Jan.1:Wake Fore 84-92Miami, FL
Jan.1:FSU 83-81 NC State
Jan.1:Virginia 74-69 Syracuse
Dec.29:Cornell 68-80Syracuse
Dec.29:Wake Fore 69-73Louisvill
Dec.29:NC State 83-91Miami, FL
Dec.28:Notre Dam 68-67 Pittsburg
Dec.27:Brown 62-93Syracuse
Dec.22:Clemson 67-50 Virginia
Dec.22:Va.Tech 65-76Duke (7)
Dec.22:TAMUCC 73-83Notre Dam
Dec.21:Georgia S 62-72Ga.Tech
Dec.21:Jackson. 55-64Pittsburg
Dec.21:App State 50-70UNC (25)
Dec.21:Wright St 84-70 NC State
Dec.20:W.Michiga 52-85Notre Dam
Dec.20:Stetson 72-82Miami, FL
Dec.18:Louisvill 72-82WKU
Dec.18:UNC (25) 69-98Kentucky (5)
Dec.18:Ga.Tech 53-67USC (21)
Dec.18:FDU 49-82Virginia
Dec.18:St.Johns 57-59Pittsburg
Dec.18:Elon 56-87Duke (7)
Dec.18:S.Carolin 56-70Clemson
Dec.18:Indiana 64-56 Notre Dam
Dec.17:St.Bona. 49-86Va.Tech
Dec.17:Wake Fore 82-79 Charlotte
Dec.17:Richmond 83-74 NC State
Dec.16:App State 67-92Duke (7)
Dec.15:Lipscomb 60-97FSU
Dec.14:Furman 61-74UNC (25)
Dec.14:SE La 60-86Louisvill
Dec.14:SC State 62-103Duke (7)
Dec.14:VMI 70-77Wake Fore
Dec.14:Miami, OH 76-89Clemson
Dec.13:Albany 61-57 Boston.
Dec.12:FSU 65-66S.Carolin
Dec.12:Va.Tech 57-62Dayton
Dec.12:Monmouth 56-52 Pittsburg
Dec.12:Miami, FL 72-66 Fordham
Dec.12:Purdue (9) 82-72 NC State
Dec.11:Drake 80-90Clemson
Dec.11:Boston. 68-79St.Louis
Dec.11:LSU 69-53 Ga.Tech
Dec.11:Syracuse 75-79Georgetow
Dec.11:USC Upsta 53-79Wake Fore
Dec.11:Kentucky (5) 62-66Notre Dam
Dec.11:Elon 63-80UNC (25)
Dec.10:DePaul 62-55 Louisvill
Dec.9:BCU 48-65NC State
Dec.9:Colgate 68-71Pittsburg
Dec.8:Cornell 60-93Va.Tech
Dec.8:Lipscomb 59-76Miami, FL
Dec.7:Virginia 49-52JMU
Dec.7:Villanova (8) 67-53 Syracuse
Dec.5:UNC (25) 79-62 Ga.Tech
Dec.4:Wake Fore 80-61 Va.Tech
Dec.4:Clemson 75-80Miami, FL
Dec.4:Louisvill 73-68 NC State
Dec.4:Syracuse 63-60 FSU
Dec.3:Notre Dam 57-73Boston.
Dec.3:Pittsburg 56-57Virginia
Dec.1:Nebraska 100-104NC State
Dec.1:Michigan 51-72UNC (25)
Dec.1:Louisvill 64-73Mich.St.
Dec.1:Va.Tech 62-58 Maryland
Dec.1:Miami, FL 63-58 Penn St.
Dec.1:Wisconsin (12) 70-66 Ga.Tech
Nov.30:FSU 65-93Purdue (9)
Nov.30:Duke (7) 66-71Ohio St.
Nov.30:Northwe. 73-77Wake Fore
Nov.30:Clemson 64-74Rutgers
Nov.30:Indiana 110-112Syracuse
Nov.30:Minnesota 54-53 Pittsburg
Nov.29:S.Florida 49-64Boston.
Nov.29:Notre Dam 72-82Illinois (16)
Nov.29:Iowa (24) 75-74 Virginia
Nov.28:Miami, FL 64-96Alabama
Nov.27:Louisvill 63-55 Maryland
Nov.27:LSU 75-61 Wake Fore
Nov.27:La Tech 81-90NC State
Nov.27:UMBC 87-77 Pittsburg
Nov.26:Gonzaga (1) 81-84Duke (7)
Nov.26:Oregon St 77-80Wake Fore
Nov.26:Syracuse 68-89Auburn (4)
Nov.26:Miami, FL 69-63 N.Texas
Nov.26:Xavier 59-58 Va.Tech
Nov.26:Ga.South 59-61Ga.Tech
Nov.26:Columbia 60-73Boston.
Nov.26:Charles. 59-91Clemson
Nov.26:Lehigh 43-61Virginia
Nov.25:MSU 58-72Louisvill
Nov.25:Dayton 76-60 Miami, FL
Nov.25:Arizona S 84-92Syracuse
Nov.24:Boston U 80-81FSU
Nov.24:Texas A&M 73-67 Notre Dam
Nov.24:Memphis 69-61 Va.Tech
Nov.24:Vanderbil 68-52 Pittsburg
Nov.24:VCU 67-55 Syracuse
Nov.23:Virginia 58-40 Providenc (11)
Nov.23:KSU 61-92Wake Fore
Nov.23:UNC Ashev 53-72UNC (25)
Nov.23:Notre Dam 90-64 Chaminade
Nov.22:Citadel 81-107Duke (7)
Nov.22:FSU 81-58 Missouri
Nov.22:St.Marys (17) 62-59 Notre Dam
Nov.22:Virginia 65-55 Georgia
Nov.22:Charles. 70-85Ga.Tech
Nov.21:FSU 73-45 LMU
Nov.21:Boston. 65-71URI
Nov.21:FAMU 59-86Miami, FL
Nov.21:Clemson 59-66WVU
Nov.21:Merrimack 43-72Va.Tech
Nov.21:Texas So 57-65NC State
Nov.21:Tennessee (10) 89-72 UNC (25)
Nov.20:Purdue (9) 93-84 UNC (25)
Nov.20:Colgate 100-85 Syracuse
Nov.20:NC A&T 63-87Wake Fore
Nov.20:Detroit 67-73Louisvill
Nov.20:Utah 68-61 Boston.
Nov.19:St.Bona. 68-65 Clemson
Nov.19:Towson 59-63Pittsburg
Nov.19:Coppin St 52-68Virginia
Nov.19:Lafayette 55-88Duke (7)
Nov.19:Ga.Tech 88-78 Georgia
Nov.18:SFU 55-85Va.Tech
Nov.18:Clemson 75-48 Temple
Nov.17:OK State 74-68 NC State
Nov.17:Tulane 54-59FSU
Nov.17:Boston. 49-57URI
Nov.17:Charles. 59-95Wake Fore
Nov.16:High Poin 61-70Notre Dam
Nov.16:Virginia 47-67Houston (18)
Nov.16:UNCW 51-59Pittsburg
Nov.16:Gardner. 52-92Duke (7)
Nov.16:NC State 79-65 CCSU
Nov.16:Miami, FL 68-66 FAU
Nov.16:UNC (25) 94-83 Charlesto
Nov.15:Lamar 66-75Ga.Tech
Nov.15:Bryant 70-93Clemson
Nov.15:Radford 39-65Va.Tech
Nov.15:Navy 60-77Louisvill
Nov.14:Fairfield 64-72Boston.
Nov.14:Drexel 60-75Syracuse
Nov.14:FSU 55-71Florida
Nov.13:Campbell 56-67Duke (7)
Nov.13:CSUN 52-68Notre Dam
Nov.13:Colgate 74-77NC State
Nov.13:UCF 95-89 Miami, FL
Nov.12:Brown 87-94UNC (25)
Nov.12:Furman 80-72 Louisvill
Nov.12:Va.Tech 77-57 Navy
Nov.12:WCU 75-87Wake Fore
Nov.12:Wofford 68-76Clemson
Nov.12:Radford 52-73Virginia
Nov.12:Stetson 52-77Ga.Tech
Nov.12:Holy Cros 55-85Boston.
Nov.12:Army 56-82Duke (7)
Nov.12:Pittsburg 59-74WVU
Nov.10:William 59-77Wake Fore
Nov.10:Pennsyl. 70-105FSU
Nov.9:Kentucky (5) 71-79Duke (7)
Nov.9:Bucknell 70-88NC State
Nov.9:Navy 66-58 Virginia
Nov.9:Loyola, M 67-83UNC (25)
Nov.9:Citadel 78-63 Pittsburg
Nov.9:Miami, OH 72-69 Ga.Tech
Nov.9:Southern 60-72Louisvill
Nov.9:Lafayette 63-97Syracuse
Nov.9:Dartmouth 57-73Boston.
Nov.9:Presbyt. 53-64Clemson
Nov.9:Maine 47-82Va.Tech
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ACC Standings
1
Duke
16-4 (28-6)
2
Notre Dame
15-5 (22-10)
3
UNC
15-5 (24-9)
4
Miami, FL
14-6 (23-10)
5
Wake Forest
13-7 (23-9)
6
Virginia
12-8 (19-13)
7
Virginia Tech
11-9 (23-12)
8
FSU
10-10 (17-14)
9
Syracuse
9-11 (16-17)
10
Clemson
8-12 (17-16)
11
Boston Coll.
6-14 (13-20)
12
Louisville
6-14 (13-19)
13
Pittsburgh
6-14 (11-21)
14
Georgia Tech
5-15 (12-20)
15
NC State
4-16 (11-21)
Stats Leaders
PPG
RPG
APG
SPG
BPG
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Wake F
(196-G-)
Avg: 19.2

Williams
19.2
Boeheim
19.2
Devoe
17.8
McGusty
17.5
Seabron
17.3
ACC Women 2021-2022
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7th-Seed Virginia Tech Upsets Duke for First ACC Title (Photo: AAC)
Virginia Tech University 2021-22
Mike Young Mike Young Young
Keve Aluma
Aluma
Storm Murphy
Murphy
Nahiem Alleyne
Alleyne
Hunter Cattoor
Cattoor
Justyn Mutts
Mutts
# Name CM (INCH) Pos Bo Nat Cls Former Team
22  Keve Aluma 206 (6'9'') F 1998 USASr Decatur (Berlin, MD)
5  Storm Murphy 183 (6'0'') PG 1999 USA Middleton (Middleton, WI)
4  Nahiem Alleyne 190 (6'3'') G USAJr Mountain View (Lawrenceville, GA)
0  Hunter Cattoor 190 (6'3'') G 2000 USAJr Bishop Moore (Orlando, FL)
25  Justyn Mutts 201 (6'7'') F 1999 USA St.Augustine Prep (Richland, NJ)
21  John Ojiako 208 (6'10'') F 2000 NigeriaJr Admiral Farragut (St. Petersburg, FL)
5  David N'Guessan 206 (6'9'') PF HollandSo Mt.Zion Prep (Baltimore, MD)
14  Ben Varga 178 (5'10'') PG USAFr St.Xavier (Louisville, KY)
13  Darius Maddox 196 (6'5'') G USASo Oak Hill Acad. (Mouth of Wilson, VA)
10  Camden Johnson 185 (6'1'') G USAFr Metrolina Christian (Indian Trail, NC)
15  Lynn Kidd 208 (6'10'') PF USAJr IMG Academy (Bradenton, FL)
11  Jalen Haynes 203 (6'8'') F USAFr Dillard (Fort Lauderdale, FL)
3  Sean Pedulla 185 (6'1'') G USAFr Edmond Memorial (Edmond, OK)
Head Coach: Mike Young
Coach Assistant: Christian Webster
Coach Assistant: Kevin Giltner
7th-Seed Virginia Tech Upsets Duke for First ACC Title - Mar 12, 2022
Hunter Cattoor (6'3''-G-2000) scored a career-high 31 points and the seventh-seeded Hokies won the New York Life ACC Men's Basketball Tournament for the first time, beating Duke 82-67 on Saturday night to deny Mike Krzyzewski a league title in his final season.
Virginia Tech (23-12) came to Brooklyn in need a of a run to make the NCAA Tournament, and the Hokies became just the second ACC to take the crown with four wins in four days.
The Hokies also are the worst seeded team to win the most-storied conference tournament in college basketball.
Duke lost Coach K's final game at Cameron Indoor Stadium to rival North Carolina a week ago, derailing what the school hoped would be a joyful celebration of the winningest coach in Division I men's college basketball.
The top-seeded and seventh-ranked Blue Devils (28-6) got another chance for a feel-good victory and to add at least one more trophy to the case for the retiring Hall of Fame coach, but again it was not to be.
When Justyn Mutts (6'7''-F-1999) made a two-hand slam over Duke's star freshman Paolo Banchero (6'9''-F-2002) with 2:26 left in the second half, Virginia Tech led 76-64 and the Hokies fans rose with roar.
Virginia Tech's first ACC championship since joining the conference in 2004 was sealed.
Soon after Metallica's ''Enter Sandman,'' the Hokies' unofficially fight song, blared throughout Barclays Center and the Virginia Tech fans sung along like it was the fourth quarter at Lane Stadium in Blacksburg, Virginia.
Banchero scored 20 points for Duke, which shot 4 for 20 from 3-point range and allowed the Hokies to make 50% of their shots.
Virginia Tech's last - and only - conference tournament championship came in 1979 when the Hokies were in the Metro Conference.
Hokies coach Mike Young led his teams to five Southern Conference Tournament titles in 17 seasons at Wofford. It only took him three season to get his first with Virginia Tech.
Meanwhile, Krzyzewski was denied his 16th ACC title in his 42nd and final season.
Barclays Center is a long way from Cameron, both literally and figuratively, but the Duke fans did their best to make it feel like a Blue Devils home game.
But nothing came easy for the Blue Devils all week.
Duke didn't have a halftime lead in any of the games at Barclays Center.
On Saturday night, down three at half, Duke began the second half with a sloppy turnover on offense and then gave up a driving layup.
Krzyzewski called a timeout 35 seconds into the half and laid into his team, getting out of his chair to demonstrate the movement he wanted to see from his players.
It did not immediately have the desired result. Cattoor swished his sixth 3 and then made a steal on the other end that he turned into old-fashioned three-point play with a driving layup.
That put the Hokies up 55-45 less than five minutes into the half.

ACC Tournament Final: Duke - Virginia Tech 67-82
ACC Tournament Semifinals:
Duke - Miami 80-76
North Carolina - Virginia Tech 59-72

Courtesy of theacc.com
All-ACC Awards 2022 - Mar 13, 2022
All-Tournament MVP: USA Hunter Cattoor (6'3''-G-2000) of Virginia Tech
Player of the Year: USA Alondes Williams (6'5''-G) of Wake Forest
Defensive Player of the Year: USA Mark Williams (7'0''-C-2001) of Duke
Rookie of the Year: Italy Paolo Banchero (6'9''-F-2002) of Duke
Most Improved Player of the Year: USA Dereon Seabron (6'7''-G) of NC State
Sixth Man of the Year: USA Matthew Cleveland (6'7''-F/G-1998) of Florida State
Coach of the Year: Steve Forbes of Wake Forest

All-ACC First Team 2022
Bacot Jr.
Bacot Jr.
Williams
Williams
Banchero
Banchero
McGusty
McGusty
Boeheim
Boeheim

First Team
USA Armando Bacot Jr. (6'10''-F/C-2000) of North Carolina
USA Alondes Williams (6'5''-G) of Wake Forest
Italy Paolo Banchero (6'9''-F-2002) of Duke
USA Kameron McGusty (6'5''-G-1997) of Miami
USA Buddy Boeheim (6'6''-G-1999) of Syracuse

All-ACC Second Team 2022
Aluma
Aluma
Seabron
Seabron
Moore Jr.
Moore Jr.
Wesley
Wesley
Laravia
Laravia

Second Team
USA Keve Aluma (6'9''-F-1998) of Virginia Tech
USA Dereon Seabron (6'7''-G) of NC State
USA Wendell Moore Jr. (6'5''-F-2001) of Duke
USA Blake Wesley (6'5''-G) of Notre Dame
USA Jake Laravia (6'9''-G/F) of Wake Forest

All-ACC Third Team 2022
Goodwin
Goodwin
Williams
Williams
Wong
Wong
Gardner
Gardner
Devoe
Devoe

Third Team
USA Dane Goodwin (6'6''-G-1999) of Notre Dame
USA Mark Williams (7'0''-C-2001) of Duke
USA Isaiah Wong (6'3''-G-2001) of Miami
USA Jayden Gardner (6'7''-F) of Virginia
USA Michael Devoe (6'5''-G-1999) of Georgia Tech

Honorable Mention
USA Caleb Love (6'4''-G-2001) of North Carolina
USA P.J. Hall (6'10''-F) of Clemson
USA John Hugley (6'9''-C-2001) of Pitt
USA Charlie Moore (5'11''-PG-1998) of Miami
USA Brady Manek (6'9''-F-1998) of North Carolina
USA Kihei Clark (5'9''-PG-2000) of Virginia
USA A.J. Griffin (6'7''-G/F-2003) of Duke
USA Paul Atkinson (6'9''-F) of Notre Dame
USA Terquavion Smith (6'3''-SG) of NC State
USA Reece Beekman (6'3''-G-2001) of Virginia

All-ACC All-Defensive Team 2022
Williams
Williams
Beekman
Beekman
Black
Black
Moore
Moore
Moore Jr.
Moore Jr.

All-Defensive Team
USA Mark Williams (7'0''-C-2001) of Duke
USA Reece Beekman (6'3''-G-2001) of Virginia
USA Leaky Black (6'8''-G/F-1999) of North Carolina
USA Charlie Moore (5'11''-PG-1998) of Miami
USA Wendell Moore Jr. (6'5''-F-2001) of Duke

All-Rookie Team
Italy Paolo Banchero (6'9''-F-2002) of Duke
USA Terquavion Smith (6'3''-SG) of NC State
USA Blake Wesley (6'5''-G) of Notre Dame
USA A.J. Griffin (6'7''-G/F-2003) of Duke
USA Trevor Keels (6'5''-G-2003) of Duke

All-Tournament First Team
USA Hunter Cattoor (6'3''-G-2000) of Virginia Tech
USA Keve Aluma (6'9''-F-1998) of Virginia Tech
Italy Paolo Banchero (6'9''-F-2002) of Duke
USA Wendell Moore Jr. (6'5''-F-2001) of Duke
USA Kameron McGusty (6'5''-G-1997) of Miami

All-Tournament Second Team
USA Storm Murphy (6'0''-PG-1999) of Virginia Tech
USA Darius Maddox (6'5''-G) of Virginia Tech
USA Armando Bacot Jr. (6'10''-F/C-2000) of North Carolina
USA Jimmy Boeheim (6'8''-F-1998) of Syracuse
Holland Quinten Post (7'0''-C/F-2000) of Boston College


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