Here's a prime illustration of what I mean - Louisville at 14-6 is ranked ahead of Notre Dame at 18-8. Their win percentage is 0.700 compared to 0.692. Freaking 4 more wins, but ranked below. Its obnoxious to me.
Anyway, we have Clemson (11-12), at Miami (14-2), and North Carolina (14-13) left. Being that we're 15-12 and better on paper than all of them, I should say a 2-1, 2-1, 2-1 finish would be desirable and not impossible. A 2-1, 1-2, 2-1 finish is highly possible. That's either a 21-15 ACC finish or 20-16 finish.
The Pitt Duckers play the 2 worst teams in the entire ACC plus NC State as their final 3. So its going to be hard to win the Coastal with them having ducked Louisville. So a 'good' finish means something like a 4th place finish in the ACC. The challenge is that there are 5 teams in the ACC with 14 or 15 wins. Miami and North Carolina are two of them, so winning those series would do wonders for head to head tie breakers. The third is Virginia Tech, whom we have the tie breaker over, and then there's Florida State, who has the tiebreaker over us. Florida finishes at Notre Dame, Clemson, at NC State. Brutal.
Long story short, a lot left to play for, and we can have a very high finish in the conference.