Looking at the ACC teams sort of in a vacuum and how their performance in ACCT impacted their "location" in the NCAA bracket. Big WINNER is FSU... the loser NCST.
FSU - #6 ACC seed (theoretically 'last' of the NCAA bound teams)... 4-0 in ACCT. Champions! ...and end up the #7 overall seed in the big tournament. Will host a super-regional with a win. Going from #6 in the conference to #7 in the overall... not too shabby. [Note to self.... try to win the ACCT]
NCST - #3 ACC seed... 0-2 in ACCT (lost to UVA and the champ, FSU). They barely got a home regional as the "last" team to host (#16). While that may sound "ok"... assuming they manage to win their regional... hey Pack, have a ball in Gainseville against the #1 overall Gators. [Note to self.... don't go 0-2 in ACCT... however, as Ga Tech fan, I wish I could register this complaint for my team]
The other 4 ACC teams:
UNC - #1 ACC seed... 1-1 in ACCT. Slot in at #6 overall in NCAA. [Note to self...try to win ACC regular season]
CLEM - #2 ACC seed... 2-1 in ACCT (lost to champ FSU). Slot in at #10 overall.
DUKE - #4 ACC seed... 1-1 in ACCT (lost to runner-up LOU). Get to travel to Athens where #8 overall UGA hosts.
LOU - #5 ACC seed... 3-1 in ACCT (runner-up). Get to travel to Lubbock where #9 Tx Tech hosts.
Again... in a vacuum;but all this seems about right. I am a little surprised the bump FSU got for winning the tournament... they and UNC are only 2 assured a super-regional with a regional win. Everyone else (should they win) will need a higher seed to lose AND be 'selected' to host a super-regional.
I'd like all the ACC teams to go far in the tournament. Duke coming out of Athens would be big for them....and a good thing, in general. THWG!!