No. 1 seed Duke won three games in three days in Charlotte, North Carolina this week to capture the 2025 ACC Tournament championship for the 23rd time in program history and first since 2023. Duke defeated No.

No. 13 Louisville basketball let No. 1 Duke slip off the ropes for a second time this season, falling in the ACC championship game Saturday.

Onto the ACC semifinals. If Louisville can make it past their first game in Charlotte, they will have the potential to face the third-seeded Clemson, sixth-seeded SMU or 14th-seeded Syracuse. The Tigers have a NET ranking of 22nd, while the Mustangs come in at 50th and the Orange at 129th.

The Tar Heels lost to No. 1 Duke in the ACC Tournament semifinals, but have won eight of their past 10 games and are playing their best basketball of the season.

The players on North Carolina's men's basketball team think they've done enough to secure a spot in the NCAA Tournament. The Tar Heels' coach seems to think so as well. And the school's athletics director is the chairman of the committee that will decide.