usACC

Women'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 — the Boston College women’s basketball team competing in the ACC.
bceagles.com
California Golden Bears
Berkeley, California — the California women’s basketball team competing in the ACC.
calbears.com
Clemson Tigers
Clemson, South Carolina — the Clemson women’s basketball team competing in the ACC.
clemsontigers.com
Duke Blue Devils
Durham, North Carolina — twice NCAA runners-up and a regular in the later rounds of the tournament.
goduke.com
Florida State Seminoles
Tallahassee, Florida — the Florida State women’s basketball team competing in the ACC.
seminoles.com
Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets
Atlanta, Georgia — the Georgia Tech women’s basketball team competing in the ACC.
ramblinwreck.com
Louisville Cardinals
Louisville, Kentucky — twice NCAA runners-up and a regular Final Four participant.
gocards.com
Miami Hurricanes
Coral Gables, Florida — the Miami women’s basketball team competing in the ACC.
miamihurricanes.com
NC State Wolfpack
Raleigh, North Carolina — the NC State women’s basketball team competing in the ACC.
gopack.com
North Carolina Tar Heels
Chapel Hill, North Carolina — the 1994 NCAA champions.
goheels.com
Notre Dame Fighting Irish
South Bend, Indiana — two-time NCAA champions in 2001 and 2018.
fightingirish.com
Pittsburgh Panthers
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania — the Pittsburgh women’s basketball team competing in the ACC.
pittsburghpanthers.com
SMU Mustangs
Dallas, Texas — the SMU women’s basketball team competing in the ACC.
smumustangs.com
Stanford Cardinal
Stanford, California — three-time NCAA champions and one of the most successful women’s programs.
gostanford.com
Syracuse Orange
Syracuse, New York — the 2016 NCAA runners-up.
cuse.com
Virginia Cavaliers
Charlottesville, Virginia — the Virginia women’s basketball team competing in the ACC.
virginiasports.com
Virginia Tech Hokies
Blacksburg, Virginia — reached the Final Four for the first time in 2023.
hokiesports.com
Wake Forest Demon Deacons
Winston-Salem, North Carolina — the Wake Forest women’s basketball team competing in the ACC.
godeacs.com