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** 2021-22 Atlantic Coast Conference Basketball**

THE ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE

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Duke - North Carolina - Clemson - NC State - Virginia - Georgia Tech - Wake Forest
Miami - Virginia Tech - Florida State - Boston College - Notre Dame - Louisville - Syracuse
Pittsburgh​

The Atlantic Coast Conference is a collegiate athletic conference located in the eastern United States. Founded: May 8, 1953. Headquarters: Greensboro, NC.

ACC: Mens Basketball
ACC: Women's Basetball


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No.3: NC State (23 - 3)
No.4: Louisville (23 - 3)
No.14: Notre Dame (20 - 6)
No.18: North Carolina (21 - 5)
No.22: Georgia Tech (19 - 8)
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No.3: NC State (26 - 3)
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Is there a 'Duke curse' when it comes to NBA prospects?​


Duke players who appeared in or near the first round of ESPN's latest 2022 NBA mock draft: Paolo Banchero (No. 3), A.J Griffen (No. 5), Mark Williams (No. 23), Trevor Keeld (No. 24) and Wendell Moore Jr. (No. 33). While the talent of all five players is undeniable, NBA fans considering the landing spots of the quintet might be doing so with a healthy dose of skepticism. Though 32 current Duke players are active in the NBA, per Basketball-Reference, not all of the school's most heralded pro prospects have developed according to plan. Jayson Tatum, Kyrie Irving, Brandon Ingram and Zion Williams are all recent top-3 picks from Duke who became NBA All-Stars. Marvin Bagley III, Jahlil Okafor and Jabari Parker are recent top-3 picks who failed to become stars at the next level.

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Former players, celebrities fill Cameron Indoor Stadium for Mike Krzyzewski's final home game as Duke men's basketball coach​


Nearly 100 former players, including Duke legends Grant Hill, Jason Williams, Shane Battier and Christian Laettner, lined the court at Cameron Indoor Stadium to welcome coach Mike Krzyzewski for the final time Saturday, as the Blue Devils wrapped their regular season and the legendary coach's career on his home court -- against rival North Carolina. Fans roared as comedian Jerry Seinfeld and NBA commissioner Adam Silver, sitting next to each other, waved on the video board. Sitcom stars Ken Jeong and Retta sat courtside along the baseline. Toronto Raptors coach Nick Nurse, former Dallas Mavericks star Dirk Nowitzki and Hall of Fame receiver Terrell Owens were all in attendance, too.

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Rival UNC upsets No. 4 Duke in Coach K's Cameron farewell​



North Carolina spoiled the emotional home finale of retiring Hall of Famer Mike Krzyzewski, beating fourth-ranked rival Duke 94-81 on Saturday night at Cameron Indoor Stadium. The day that was all about the coach who has 1,196 career victories and five NCAA championships abruptly turned into a season-defining performance for the Tar Heels, who played fearlessly in an extra rowdy arena and shot 59% after halftime. Armando Bacot scored 23 points to lead the Tar Heels (23-8, 15-5). Freshman Paolo Banchero scored 23 points for the Blue Devils (26-5, 16-4), who shot just 42%. Associate head coach Jon Scheyer, who is designated as Krzyzewski’s successor next season, took a moment to pat his mentor on the right shin before the opening tip.

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