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Men's basketball — Atlantic Coast Conference — 18 universities from the East Coast and California, including Duke, North Carolina and Virginia.

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Boston College Eagles

Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts — a Jesuit university near Boston whose basketball team plays at Conte Forum.

California Golden Bears

Berkeley, California — the 1959 NCAA champions, who joined the ACC after the collapse of the Pac-12.

Clemson, South Carolina — reached the Elite Eight in 2024 and plays at Littlejohn Coliseum.

clemsontigers.com

Duke Blue Devils

Durham, North Carolina — one of the most successful programs in history with five NCAA titles.

Florida State Seminoles

Tallahassee, Florida — twice NCAA runners-up, playing at the Donald L. Tucker Center.

Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets

Atlanta, Georgia — the 1990 NCAA runners-up, playing at McCamish Pavilion.

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Louisville Cardinals

Louisville, Kentucky — multiple-time NCAA champions playing at the modern KFC Yum! Center.

Miami Hurricanes

Coral Gables, Florida — reached the Final Four for the first time in its history in 2023.

miamihurricanes.com

NC State Wolfpack

Raleigh, North Carolina — NCAA champions in 1974 and 1983, the latter title a genuine legend.

North Carolina Tar Heels

Chapel Hill, North Carolina — six-time NCAA champions and one of the most famous programs in the country.

Notre Dame Fighting Irish

South Bend, Indiana — a Catholic university whose basketball team plays at Purcell Pavilion.

fightingirish.com

Pittsburgh Panthers

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania — a long-time NCAA tournament participant playing at the Petersen Events Center.

pittsburghpanthers.com

Dallas, Texas — joined the ACC in 2024 and plays at Moody Coliseum.

smumustangs.com

Stanford Cardinal

Stanford, California — an elite private university whose basketball team plays at Maples Pavilion.

Syracuse Orange

Syracuse, New York — the 2003 NCAA champions, playing at the huge JMA Wireless Dome.

Virginia Cavaliers

Charlottesville, Virginia — the 2019 NCAA champions, known for their defensive emphasis.

virginiasports.com

Virginia Tech Hokies

Blacksburg, Virginia — plays at Cassell Coliseum and is Virginia’s traditional rival.

hokiesports.com

Wake Forest Demon Deacons

Winston-Salem, North Carolina — the smallest ACC university, which produced Tim Duncan and Chris Paul.