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2018–19 Atlantic Coast Conference men's basketball season

The 2018–19 Atlantic Coast Conference men's basketball season began with practices in October 2018, followed by the start of the 2018–19 NCAA Division I men's basketball season in November. Conference play started in late December 2018 and concluded in March with the 2019 ACC men's basketball tournament at the Spectrum Center in Charlotte, North Carolina. The season marks 65th season of Atlantic Coast Conference basketball.

2018–19 Atlantic Coast Conference men's basketball season
LeagueNCAA Division I
SportBasketball
Number of teams15
TV partner(s)ACC Network, ESPN, Raycom Sports, Regional Sports Networks, CBS
Regular season
First place (tie)Virginia (16–2), North Carolina (16–2)
Season MVPZion Williamson, Duke
ACC tournament
ChampionsDuke
Finals MVPZion Williamson – Duke
Atlantic Coast Conference men's basketball seasons
2018–19 ACC men's basketball standings
ConfOverall
TeamW L PCTW L PCT
No. 2 Virginia16–2 .88935–3 .921
No. 3 North Carolina16–2 .88929–7 .806
No. 1 Duke †14–4 .77832–6 .842
No. 10 Florida State13–5 .72229–8 .784
No. 16 Virginia Tech12–6 .66726–9 .743
Syracuse10–8 .55620–14 .588
Louisville10–8 .55620–14 .588
NC State9–9 .50024–12 .667
Clemson9–9 .50020–14 .588
Georgia Tech6–12 .33314–18 .438
Boston College5–13 .27814–17 .452
Miami (FL)5–13 .27814–18 .438
Wake Forest4–14 .22211–20 .355
Pittsburgh3–15 .16714–19 .424
Notre Dame3–15 .16714–19 .424
† 2019 ACC tournament winner
Rankings from AP poll

Head coaches edit

Coaching changes edit

Coaches edit

TeamHead coachPrevious jobYears at schoolRecord at schoolACC recordACC titlesNCAA tournamentsNCAA Final FoursNCAA Championships
Boston CollegeJim ChristianOhio548–8313–590200
ClemsonBrad BrownellWright State9149–11367–730600
DukeMike KrzyzewskiArmy391,027–279412–1711534125
Florida StateLeonard HamiltonWashington Wizards17327–208135–1331900
Georgia TechJosh PastnerMemphis334–3514–220000
LouisvilleChris MackXavier10–00–00000
MiamiJim LarrañagaGeorge Mason8161–7975–491410
NC StateKevin KeattsUNC Wilmington221–1211–70100
North CarolinaRoy WilliamsKansas16424–126180–7231483
Notre DameMike BreyDelaware19403–201187–12211200
PittsburghJeff CapelDuke (Assistant)10–00–00000
SyracuseJim BoeheimSyracuse (Assistant)42926–36850–3703041
VirginiaTony BennettWashington State10219–86105–512600
Virginia TechBuzz WilliamsMarquette574–6032–400200
Wake ForestDanny ManningTulsa554–7220–520100

Notes:

  • Year at school includes 2018–19 season.
  • Overall and ACC records are from time at current school and are through the end the 2017–18 season.
  • NCAA tournament appearances are from time at current school only.
  • NCAA Final Fours and Championship include time at other schools

Preseason edit

Preseason watchlists edit

Below is a table of notable preseason watch lists.

Wooden[5]Naismith[6]Cousy[7]West[8]Erving[9]Malone[10]Abdul-Jabbar[11]Olson
RJ Barrett – Duke
Tyus Battle – Syracuse
Ky Bowman – Boston College
Kyle Guy – Virginia
De'Andre Hunter – Virginia
Nassir Little – North Carolina
Luke Maye – North Carolina
Cam Reddish – Duke
Justin Robinson – Virginia Tech
Zion Williamson – Duke		RJ Barrett – Duke
Tyus Battle – Syracuse
Ky Bowman – Boston College
Kyle Guy – Virginia
De'Andre Hunter – Virginia
Nassir Little – North Carolina
Luke Maye – North Carolina
Cam Reddish – Duke
Justin Robinson – Virginia Tech
Zion Williamson – Duke		Ky Bowman – Boston College
Tre Jones – Duke
Ty Jerome – Virginia
Justin Robinson – Virginia Tech		RJ Barrett – Duke
T. J. Gibbs – Notre Dame
Tyus Battle – Syracuse
Kyle Guy – Virginia		Cam Reddish – Duke
Nassir Little – North Carolina
Oshae Brissett – Syracuse
De'Andre Hunter – Virginia
Jaylen Hoard – Wake Forest		Zion Williamson – Duke
Luke Maye – North Carolina		Dewan Hernandez – MiamiTyus Battle – Syracuse
Ky Bowman – Boston College
Kyle Guy – Virginia
De'Andre Hunter – Virginia
Luke Maye – North Carolina
Justin Robinson – Virginia Tech

Preseason polls edit

Main article: 2018–19 NCAA Division I men's basketball season § Pre–season polls
AP[12]Athlon
Sports[13]		Bleacher
Report[14]		Blue Ribbon
Yearbook[15]		CBS Sports[16]Coaches[17]ESPN[18]KenPom[19]NBC Sports[20]SBNation[21]Sports
Illustrated[22]
Boston College836661
Clemson222217302314222024
Duke43346352443
Florida State1716131519151915141914
Georgia Tech12192127
LouisvilleRV65RV6350
MiamiRV41RV2147
North Carolina875128763978
NC StateRV2347RV2336243135
Notre DameRV33RV5934
Pittsburgh150139206
Syracuse161420221414138192222
Virginia587755124827
Virginia Tech15122413171422121315
Wake Forest1289185

ACC preseason media poll edit

Coaches, players, and the media met at the Spectrum Center in Charlotte, North Carolina for a media day on October 24, 2018. Players and coaches met the media, and coaches voted on the preseason conference poll and preseason All-ACC teams.[23] Results of the polls are shown below.[24]

Preseason poll edit

First place votes shown in parentheses.

  1. Duke (52) – 1709
  2. Virginia (47) – 1699
  3. North Carolina (20) – 1641
  4. Syracuse (1) – 1268
  5. Virginia Tech – 1187
  6. Clemson – 1148
  7. Florida State – 1127
  8. NC State – 885
  9. Notre Dame – 859
  10. Miami – 816
  11. Louisville – 735
  12. Boston College– 568
  13. Georgia Tech – 324
  14. Wake Forest – 313
  15. Pittsburgh – 241

Preseason All-ACC teams edit

2018 ACC Men's Basketball PreSeason All-ACC Teams
First TeamSecond Team

ACC preseason player of the year edit

ACC preseason rookie of the year edit

Regular season edit

Rankings edit

Legend
 Increase in ranking
 Decrease in ranking
 Not ranked previous week
  First Place votes shown in ()
Main article: 2018–19 NCAA Division I men's basketball rankings
 PreWk
2		Wk
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5		Wk
6		Wk
7		Wk
8		Wk
9		Wk
10		Wk
11		Wk
12		Wk
13		Wk
14		Wk
15		Wk
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18		Wk
19		Final
Boston CollegeAPRV
C
ClemsonAP221916RVRVRVRV
C231624RV
DukeAP4 (4)1 (48)1 (53)3 (1)3 (1)2 (4)2 (5)1 (35)1 (35)1 (37)1 (36)2 (11)2 (12)2 (12)2 (24)1 (58)34 (1)51 (58)
C3 (4)1 (32)332 (1)2 (1)2 (9)1 (10)2 (8)2 (6)2 (2)2 (1)22 (2)1 (28)2 T451 (25)4
Florida StateAP17141415111011991311RV2523171618141210
C15131411101299131123RV2419171713131113
Georgia TechAP
C
LouisvilleAPRVRVRVRVRVRVRVRV2315161618RVRVRVRV
CRVRVRVRVRV241617202224RVRVRVRV
MiamiAPRVRVRVRV
CRVRVRV
North CarolinaAP8771114129141512131198885333
C761312121014151215121088953349
NC StateAPRVRVRV201815172123
CRVRVRV241916161922RVRV
Notre DameAPRVRVRVRVRV
CRV
PittsburghAP
C
SyracuseAP1615RVRVRV25 TRVRVRV
C14RVRVRVRVRV
VirginiaAP5 (2)4 (2)4 (2)4 (1)4 (1)6 (1)5 (1)4 (4)4 (4)4 (5)4 (6)3 (3)3 (4)3 (4)432 (15)2 (21)2 (23)2 (5)
C5 (1)4443 (1)31 (10)2 (11)1 (11)1 (13)333432 (2) T2 (5)2 (4)2 (1)1 (32)
Virginia TechAP15161313151313101099101211222020151616
C1714121413131010778111016181916151514
Wake ForestAP
C

Notes:
The week 2 Coaches Poll was released on the same date as the week 3 AP poll. No Coaches poll was released on the date when the week 2 AP Poll was released.
The AP poll does not release a final poll after the NCAA tournament, where as the Coaches Poll does.

Conference matrix edit

This table summarizes the head-to-head results between teams in conference play. Each team will play 18 conference games, and at least 1 against each opponent.

 Boston CollegeClemsonDukeFlorida StateGeorgia TechLouisvilleMiamiNorth CarolinaNC StateNotre DamePittsburghSyracuseVirginiaVirginia TechWake Forest
vs. Boston College–1–01–00–11–01–10–11–02–02–00–12–01–01–00–1
vs. Clemson0–1–1–02–00–21–01–01–01–00–10–21–11–00–10–1
vs. Duke0–10–1–0–10–10–10–12–00–10–10–11–10–21–00–2
vs. Florida State1–00–21–0–0–20–10–21–00–10–11–00–11–00–10–2
vs. Georgia Tech0–12–01–02–0–1–01–01–00–11–10–10–11–02–00–1
vs. Louisville1–10–11–01–00–1–0–11–10–10–11–11–02–00–10–1
vs. Miami1–00–11–02–00–11–0–2–01–00–10–11–01–02–01–1
vs. North Carolina0–10–10–20–10–11–10–2–0–20–10–10–11–00–10–1
vs. NC State0–20–11–01–01–01–00–12–0–0–10–20–11–01–01–1
vs. Notre Dame0–21–01–01–01–11–01–01–01–0–1–01–02–02–01–0
vs. Pittsburgh1–02–01–00–11–01–11–01–02–00–1–2–01–01–01–0
vs. Syracuse0–21–11–11–01–00–10–11–01–00–10–2–1–01–00–1
vs. Virginia0–10–12–00–10–10–20–10–10–10–20–10–1–0–20–1
vs. Virginia Tech0–11–00–11–00–21–00–21–00–10–20–10–12–0–0–1
vs. Wake Forest1–01–02–02–01–01–01–11–01–10–10–11–01–01–0–
Total5–139–914–413–56–1210–85–1316–29–93–153–1510–816–212–64–14

Player of the week edit

Throughout the conference regular season, the Atlantic Coast Conference offices named one or two Players of the week and one or two Rookies of the week.

WeekPlayer of the weekRookie of the weekReference
1 – Nov. 12Zion Williamson – DukeZion Williamson – Duke[25]
2 – Nov. 19Nickeil Alexander-Walker – Virginia TechJalen Carey – Syracuse[26]
3 – Nov. 26De'Andre Hunter – VirginiaCoby White – North Carolina[27]
4 – Dec. 3Tyus Battle – SyracuseRJ Barrett – Duke[28]
5 – Dec. 10RJ Barrett – DukeRJ Barrett (2) – Duke[29]
6 – Dec. 17Cameron Johnson – North CarolinaWynston Tabbs – Boston College[30]
7 – Dec. 23Markell Johnson – NC StateTre Jones – Duke[31]
8 – Dec. 31Tyus Battle (2) – SyracuseTrey McGowens – Pittsburgh[32]
9 – Jan. 7Kyle Guy – VirginiaZion Williamson (2) – Duke[33]
10 – Jan. 14Dwayne Sutton – LouisvilleTrey McGowens (2) – Pittsburgh[34]
11 – Jan. 21Tyus Battle (3) – SyracuseZion Williamson (3) – Duke[35]
12 – Jan. 28Justin Robinson – Virginia TechCoby White (2) – North Carolina[36]
RJ Barrett (3) – Duke
13 – Feb. 4Nickeil Alexander-Walker (2) – Virginia TechZion Williamson (4) – Duke[37]
14 – Feb. 11Luke Maye – North CarolinaCoby White (3) – North Carolina[38]
15 – Feb. 18Zion Williamson (2) – DukeZion Williamson (5) – Duke[39]
16 – Feb. 25Luke Maye (2) – North CarolinaRJ Barrett (4) – Duke[40]
17 – Mar. 4Coby White – North CarolinaCoby White (4) – North Carolina[41]
18 – Mar. 11Ty Jerome – VirginiaCoby White (5) – North Carolina[42]

Records against other conferences edit

2018–19 records against non-conference foes through games played on February 2, 2019. Records shown for regular season only.

Power 7 ConferencesRecord
American3–1
Big East5–6
Big Ten10–8
Big 122–2
Pac-123–2
SEC10–7
Power 7 Total32–26
Other NCAA Division I ConferencesRecord
America East4–1
A-1010–2
ASUN7–0
Big Sky1–0
Big South8–4
Big West1–0
CAA7–0
C-USA5–1
Horizon League3–1
Ivy League6–2
MAAC4–1
MAC4–1
MEAC11–0
MVC2–0
Mountain West3–0
NEC7–0
OVC3–0
Patriot League5–0
Pacific West0–0
SoCon6–0
Southland8–1
SWAC2–0
The Summit0–0
Sun Belt3–0
WAC2–0
WCC1–1
Other Division I Total114–15
NCAA Division I Total146–41

Postseason edit

ACC tournament edit

Main article: 2019 ACC men's basketball tournament
First round
Tuesday, March 12
ESPN2/ESPNU/ACCN		Second round
Wednesday, March 13
ESPN/ESPN2/ACCN		Quarterfinals
Thursday, March 14
ESPN/ESPN2/ACCN		Semifinals
Friday, March 15
ESPN/ESPN2/ACCN		Championship
Saturday, March 16
ESPN/ACCN
1Virginia76
8NC State598NC State56
9Clemson581Virginia59
4Florida State69
4Florida State65
5Virginia Tech715Virginia Tech63
12Miami7912Miami564Florida State63
13Wake Forest713Duke73
2North Carolina83
7Louisville757Louisville70
10Georgia Tech7115Notre Dame532North Carolina73
15Notre Dame783Duke74
3Duke84
6Syracuse736Syracuse72
11Boston College7014Pittsburgh59
14Pittsburgh80

NCAA tournament edit

Main article: 2019 NCAA Division I men's basketball tournament

The ACC had seven teams selected to the NCAA tournament. This was tied for second overall with the SEC. The ACC's three number one seeded teams ties an all-time record. The previous time one conference had three number one seeds was in 2009, when the Big East accomplished the feat.[43]

SeedRegionSchool1st round2nd roundSweet 16Elite EightFinal FourChampionship
1EastDukeW 85–62 vs. #16 North Dakota State – (Columbia)W 77–76 vs. #9 UCF – (Columbia)W 75–73 vs. #4 Virginia Tech – (Washington, D.C.)L 67–68 vs. #2 Michigan State – (Washington, D.C.)
1MidwestNorth CarolinaW 88–73 vs. #16 Iona – (Columbus)W 81–59 vs. #9 Washington – (Columbus)L 80–97 vs. #5 Auburn – (Kansas City)
1SouthVirginiaW 71–56 vs. #16 Gardner–Webb – (Columbia)W 63–51 vs. #9 Oklahoma – (Columbia)W 53–49 vs. #12 Oregon – (Louisville)W 80–75 (OT) vs. #3 Purdue – (Louisville)W 63–62 vs. #5 Auburn – (Minneapolis)W 85–77 (OT) vs. #3 Texas Tech – (Minneapolis)
4WestFlorida StateW 76–69 vs. #13 Vermont – (Hartford)W 90–62 vs. #12 Murray State – (Hartford)L 58–72 vs. #1 Gonzaga – (Anaheim)
4EastVirginia TechW 66–52 vs. #13 Saint Louis – (San Jose)W 67–58 vs. #12 Liberty – (San Jose)L 73–75 vs. #1 Duke – (Washington, D.C.)
7EastLouisvilleL 76–88 vs. #10 Minnesota – (Des Moines)
8WestSyracuseL 69–78 vs. #9 Baylor – (Salt Lake City)
W–L (%):5–2 (.714)5–0 (1.000)2–3 (.400)1–1 (.500)1–0 (1.000)1–0 (1.000) Total: 15–6 (.714)

National Invitation tournament edit

Main article: 2019 National Invitation Tournament
SeedBracketSchool1st round2nd roundQuarterfinalsSemifinalsChampionship
2IndianaClemsonW 75–69 vs. Wright State – (Clemson)L 63–55 vs. Wichita State – (Clemson)
2UNC-GreensboroNC StateW 84–78 vs. Hofstra – (Raleigh)W 78–77 vs. Harvard – (Raleigh)L 93–94 vs. Lipscomb – (Raleigh)
W–L (%):2–0 (1.000)1–1 (.500)0–1 (.000)0–0 (–)0–0 (–) Total: 3–2 (.600)

Honors and awards edit

All-Americans edit

Main article: 2019 NCAA Men's Basketball All-Americans
Consensus All-Americans
First TeamSecond Team
RJ Barrett – Duke

Zion Williamson – Duke

None

To earn "consensus" status, a player must win honors based on a point system computed from the four different all-America teams. The point system consists of three points for first team, two points for second team and one point for third team. No honorable mention or fourth team or lower are used in the computation. The top five totals plus ties are first team and the next five plus ties are second team.[44]

Associated Press[45]NABC[46]Sporting News[47]USBWA[48]
First Team

RJ Barrett – Duke
Zion Williamson – Duke

RJ Barrett – Duke
Zion Williamson – Duke

RJ Barrett – Duke
Zion Williamson – Duke

RJ Barrett – Duke
Zion Williamson – Duke

Second Team
NoneDe'Andre Hunter – VirginiaNoneNone
Third Team
Kyle Guy – Virginia

De'Andre Hunter – Virginia

Kyle Guy – VirginiaKyle Guy – Virginia

De'Andre Hunter – Virginia

De'Andre Hunter – Virginia

ACC Awards edit

2019 ACC Men's Basketball Individual Awards[49]
AwardRecipient(s)
Player of the YearZion Williamson, F., Duke
Coach of the YearTony Bennett, Virginia
Defensive Player of the YearDe'Andre Hunter, F., Virginia
Freshman of the YearZion Williamson, F., Duke
Most Improved Player of the YearJordan Nwora, F., Louisville
Sixth Man AwardMfiondu Kabengele F., Florida State
2019 ACC Men's Basketball All-Conference Teams[49]
First TeamSecond TeamThird Team

Zion Williamson† – Duke
RJ Barrett – Duke
De'Andre Hunter – Virginia
Cameron Johnson – North Carolina
Kyle Guy – Virginia

Luke Maye – North Carolina
Ky Bowman – Boston College
Ty Jerome – Virginia
Coby White – North Carolina
Kerry Blackshear Jr. – Virginia Tech

Jordan Nwora – Louisville
Marcquise Reed – Clemson
Tyus Battle – Syracuse
Nickeil Alexander-Walker – Virginia Tech
John Mooney – Notre Dame

† - denotes unanimous selection

NBA draft edit

Main article: 2019 NBA draft

The Atlantic Coast Conference had a record six players selected in the lottery picks of the NBA Draft. Their ten first round selections tied the record for most first round selections from a conference in a single year. Also, the ACC had the most selections of any conference in the draft (thirteen total). The ACC also became the first conference to have five top-ten picks in the modern draft era (since 1966).[50]

PGPoint guardSGShooting guardSFSmall forwardPFPower forwardCCenter
PlayerTeamRoundPick #PositionSchool
Zion WilliamsonNew Orleans Pelicans11PFDuke
RJ BarrettNew York Knicks13SG/SFDuke
De'Andre HunterAtlanta Hawks14SFVirginia
Coby WhiteChicago Bulls17PGNorth Carolina
Cam ReddishAtlanta Hawks110SFDuke
Cameron JohnsonPhoenix Suns111SGNorth Carolina
Nickeil Alexander-WalkerNew Orleans Pelicans117SGVirginia Tech
Ty JeromePhiladelphia 76ers124PGVirginia
Nassir LittlePortland Trail Blazers125SFNorth Carolina
Mfiondu KabengeleBrooklyn Nets127CFlorida State
Terance MannLos Angeles Clippers248SFFlorida State
Kyle GuyNew York Knicks255PGVirginia
Dewan HernandezToronto Raptors259PFMiami

Attendance edit

TeamArenaCapacityGame 1Game 2Game 3Game 4Game 5Game 6Game 7Game 8Game 9Game 10TotalAverage% of Capacity
Game 11Game 12Game 13Game 14Game 15Game 16Game 17Game 18Game 19Game 20
Boston CollegeConte Forum8,6063,7633,9743,2444,3893,4105,4533,2954,6645,4725,73894,3775,24360.9%
5,5336,8628,6063,4637,2514,2507,7317,279
ClemsonLittlejohn Coliseum9,0007,4917,2086,2276,9746,2547,2256,5757,8799,4246,693128,3067,54783.9%
6,4747,6559,0007,5497,8109,2488,620
DukeCameron Indoor Stadium9,3149,3149,3149,3149,3149,3149,3149,3149,3149,3149,314158,3389,314100%
9,3149,3149,3149,3149,3149,3149,314
Florida StateDonald L. Tucker Center12,10011,1037,4579,9787,8385,7266,2097,23710,53111,6758,502146,0369,12775.4%
10,18111,6757,8069,5199,98810,611
Georgia TechMcCamish Pavilion8,6004,6914,9224,1754,3064,9514,2688,6005,5894,3976,397107,0035,94557.5%
6,1668,6005,8618,6005,6368,6004,9596,285
LouisvilleKFC Yum! Center22,09015,35514,93915,97715,47714,92014,19715,11716,24920,88215,050298,82616,60175.2%
14,89816,32216,92919,98522,04616,04317,52916,911
MiamiWatsco Center7,9726,7996,0666,3226,3766,5536,2226,7896,9837,1977,131106,1366,63483.2%
7,1226,6806,3726,3386,8136,373
North CarolinaDean Smith Center21,75019,64720,81620,54720,08321,75021,48621,32921,24320,47521,148337,18621,07496.9%
21,12421,38321,75021,52021,13521,750
NC StatePNC Arena19,72213,63213,58613,62013,29013,30812,82817,79314,87715,09819,722283,96615,77680.0%
17,69518,18018,21119,50016,33514,43516,05315,803
Notre DameEdmund P. Joyce Center9,1496,4626,6845,9886,5116,1616,7518,0536,3596,5118,086144,9267,62883.4%
8,2458,4428,7099,1499,1498,4388,2868,7848,158
PittsburghPetersen Events Center12,5084,7294,3213,2852,5783,5403,4684,4723,9886,18212,508121,4736,74954.0%
6,2906,78012,88112,5088,95010,2896,1028,602
SyracuseCarrier Dome35,44619,91621,01216,58621,54720,41624,08217,58518,62018,80821,968417,85621,99262.0%
17,28919,25724,46621,05821,55326,01122,98835,64229,052
VirginiaJohn Paul Jones Arena14,59313,80713,57413,97113,39713,64814,62314,62314,62314,62314,273225,39214,08796.5%
13,97814,62913,44814,09413,45214,629
Virginia TechCassell Coliseum10,0527,7367,4749,2757,7485,3056,6817,6328,0087,0099,275122,5188,16881.3%
9,2759,2759,2759,2759,2759,275
Wake ForestLJVM Coliseum14,6655,5725,1094,7415,2486,1495,9754,87814,26810,1579,487122,0147,62652.0%
7,0315,17014,3525,2839,7218,873

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