Updated ACC Baseball Standings After Sunday's Games (4/7)

Jackson Caudell | Apr 7, 2024

Florida State outfielder James Tibbs III (22) gets fired up after a score during the first inning of / Corey Perrine/Florida Times-Union / USA

Another weekend of ACC Baseball is in the books and the Tigers are still the ACC's top team. 

The Tigers continue to be one of the nation's best teams and swept Notre Dame. They will have a big series vs NC State next weekend, but Clemson is still the clear top team in the Atlantic. Their closest competition continues to be Florida State, who swept Boston College this weekend. If anyone can catch the Tigers, it is probably the Seminoles. 

Speaking of the Wolfpack, they were in second place in the division coming into the weekend but were swept by Louisville. With how Clemson is playing, it will be tough for the Wolfpack to catch up. 

Louisville moved up a couple of spots after sweeping NC State, Wake Forest is right behind them, Boston College dropped a couple of spots after being swept by Florida State, and Notre Dame remains in last place. 

Georgia Tech rebounded from being swept by Boston College by getting two wins vs Pitt. The Yellow Jackets have been disappointing, but they could get momentum next week vs Virginia Tech. 

North Carolina is in first place, even though they lost two of three vs Virginia this weekend. Virginia Tech was in first place coming into the weekend, but they did not play well vs Wake Forest. Duke is still one of the Coastal's most talented teams after sweeping Miami. 

Updated ACC Standings (With North Carolina and Wake Forest playing this afternoon 3/31)

1. Clemson (28-3 overall, 10-2 ACC)

2. Florida State (27-4, 8-4)

3. NC State (18-11, 8-7)

4. Louisville (20-11, 6-6)

5. Wake Forest (20-10, 6-8)

6. Boston Collège (16-14, 5-10)

7. Notre Dame (14-15, 2-13)

Coastal Division Standings

1. North Carolina (26-6, 11-4)

2. Virginia Tech (21-7, 10-4)

3. Virginia (25-7, 9-6)

4. Duke (24-8, 9-6)

5. Georgia Tech (19-11, 5-7)

6. Miami (15-16, 6-9)

7. Pitt (13-14, 3-12)