We follow the 2023 ACC Men’s Basketball Tournament here from the Opening Round to the Finals on Saturday, March 11th.
The winner will earn one of 32 automatic offers to participate in March Madness. You can keep track of all conferences and auto bids here.
2023 ACC Championship bracket
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2023 ACC tournament schedule, results
Here is the schedule and TV information for the ACC Championship. All times are oriental.
Tuesday, March 7th
Wednesday, March 8th
Thursday, March 9th
Friday, March 10th
Saturday, March 11th
- Conference Championship | 8:30 p.m. EST
History of the 2023 ACC Men’s Basketball Tournament
Duke (22) has won the conference championship most often. The Blue Devils’ last conference title came in 2019. North Carolina State is next with 18 conference crowns.
Here is the complete list of ACC titles by school:
- Duke: 21
- North Carolina 18
- North Carolina State 10
- Wake Forest: 4
- Georgia Tech: 4
- Maryland: 3
- Virginia: 3
- Florida: 1
- Miami: 1
- Notre Dame: 1
- South Carolina: 1
- Virginia Tech: 1
This is an annual list of the ACC champions along with their seeds:
- 1954 No. 4 NC State
- 1955 No. 1 North Carolina State
- 1956 No. 1 North Carolina State
- 1957 No. 1 North Carolina
- 1958 No. 4 Maryland
- 1959 No. 1 North Carolina State
- 1960 No. 4 Duke
- 1961 No. 1 Wake Forest
- 1962 No. 1 Wake Forest
- 1963 No. 1 Duke
- 1964 No. 1 Duke
- 1965 No. 2 North Carolina State
- 1966 No. 1 Duke
- 1967 No. 1 North Carolina State
- 1968 No. 1 North Carolina
- 1969 No. 1 North Carolina
- 1970 No. 3 NC State
- 1971 No. 2 South Carolina
- 1972 No. 1 North Carolina
- 1973 No. 1 North Carolina State
- 1974 No. 1 NC State
- 1975 No. 2 North Carolina
- 1976 No. 6 Virginia
- 1977 No. 1 North Carolina
- 1978 No. 2 Duke
- 1979 No. 1 North Carolina
- 1980 No. 6 Duke
- 1981 No. 2 North Carolina
- 1982 No. 1 North Carolina
- 1983 No. 4 NC State
- 1984 No. 2 Maryland
- 1985 No. 1 Georgia Tech
- 1986 No. 1 Duke
- 1987 No. 6 NC State
- 1988 No. 3 Duke
- 1989 No. 4 North Carolina
- 1990 No. 3 Georgia Tech
- 1991 No. 2 North Carolina
- 1992 No. 1 Duke
- 1993 No. 6 Georgia Tech
- 1994 No. 2 North Carolina
- 1995 No. 1 Wake Forest
- 1996 No. 2 Wake Forest
- 1997 No. 3 North Carolina
- 1998 No. 2 North Carolina
- 1999 No. 1 Duke
- 2000 No. 1 Duke
- 2001 No. 2 Duke
- 2002 No. 2 Duke
- 2003 No. 3 Duke
- 2004 No. 6 Maryland
- 2005 No. 3 Duke
- 2006 No. 1 Duke
- 2007 No. 1 North Carolina State
- 2008 No. 1 North Carolina State
- 2009 No. 3 Duke
- 2010 No. 1 Duke
- 2011 No. 2 Duke
- 2012 No. 3 Florida State
- 2013 No. 1 Miami
- 2014 No. 1 Virginia
- 2015 No. 3 Notre Dame
- 2016 No. 1 North Carolina State
- 2017 No. 5 Duke
- 2018 No. 1 Virginia
- 2019 No. 3 Duke
- 2020: Canceled
- 2021 No. 4 Georgia Tech
- 2022 #7 Virginia Tech