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ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE PROJECTED STANDINGS (2022 RECORDS)
1. Louisville (42-21-1, 18-11-1)
2. Miami (40-19, 20-10)
3. Wake Forest (41-19-1, 15-14-1)
4. Virginia Tech (45-14, 19-9)
5. Virginia (39-19, 17-13)
6. North Carolina (42-22, 15-15)
7. Florida State (34-25, 15-15)
8. North Carolina State (36-21, 14-15)
9. Georgia Tech (36-24, 15-15)
10. Duke (22-32, 10-20)
11. Clemson (35-23, 13-16)
12. Notre Dame (41-17, 16-11)
13. Pittsburgh (29-27, 13-16)
14. Boston College (19-34, 5-25)
TOP 10 DRAFT PROSPECTS FOR 2023
1. Rhett Lowder, RHP, Wake Forest
2. Yohandy Morales, 3B, Miami
3. Brock Wilken, 3B, Wake Forest
4. Kyle Teel, C, Virginia
5. Travis Honeyman, OF, Boston College
6. Jake Gelof, 3B, Virginia
7. Jack Hurley, OF, Virginia Tech
8. Teddy McGraw, RHP, Wake Forest
9. Carson Montgomery, RHP, Florida State
10. Wyatt Crowell, LHP, Florida State
TEAM TO BEAT: LOUISVILLE
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