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College  | Story  | 1/23/2017

Conference Preview: ACC

Jheremy Brown     
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Predicted Order of Finish

Overall/conference win-loss records from 2016 indicated | * Denotes projected conference automatic bid

Atlantic Division
No. Team W L W L
1 Florida State* 41 22 16 10
2 Louisville 50 14 22 8
3 North Carolina State 38 22 15 13
4 Clemson 44 20 16 14
5 Wake Forest 35 27 13 17
6 Notre Dame 27 27 11 17
7 Boston College 35 22 13 15

Coastal Division
No. Team W L W L
1 North Carolina 34 21 13 17
2 Virginia 33 22 19 11
3 Georgia Tech 38 25 13 16
4 Miami 50 14 21 7
5 Duke 33 24 14 15
6 Pittsburgh 25 26 10 18
7 Virginia Tech 19  36 6 24


Preseason All-Conference Team

Pos. Name Class School Stats/Notes
C Cal Raleigh  So. Florida State .301-10-50; immediate offensive impact, HR pop both sides
1B Pavin Smith Jr. Virginia .329-8-57; advanced LH stroke/approach, big power to pull
MIF Taylor Walls Jr. Florida State .355-6-46; table setter, 14 SB, very cons., handles barrel
MIF Devin Hairston Jr. Louisville .361-3-45; + glove/instincts, gap pop, solid feel for barrel
3B Dylan Busby Jr. Florida State .323-14-55; athletic D', big power, consistent loud bat
OF Seth Beer So. Clemson .369-18-70; ++ FR. year, huge pull-side power, .535 OBP
OF Brian Miller Jr.  North Carolina .345-2-33; big range in CF, quick LH bat, gap pop, 21 SB
OF Adam Haseley Jr. Virginia .304-6-37; overall polished approach, Friday night LHP too
DH Kel Johnson Jr. Georgia Tech .319-11-54; cons. performer, middle of order presence
UT Brendan McKay So. Louisville .333-6-41/12-4, 2.30, 128:42; legit 2-way, ++ consistent
SP J.B. Bukauskas Jr. North Carolina 3.10, 78.1 IP, 111:29; power arsenal, mid-90s, + slider
SP Kade McClure Jr. Louisville 2.54, 78 IP, 77:20; 12-0 in '16, .179 BAA, heavy low-90s
SP Michael Mediavilla Jr. Miami 3.40, 103.1 IP, 85:43; very deceptive LHP, 11-2, .233 BAA
SP Parker Dunshee Sr. Wake Forest 3.20, 101.1 IP, 102:32; 16th Rd. in '16, proven ACC winner
RP Frankie Bartow So. Miami 2.72, 56.1 IP, 29:10; 43 app. as FR, will close in 2017

Player of the Year: Seth Beer, of/1b, Clemson
Pitcher of the Year: Brendan McKay, lhp, Louisville
Freshman of the Year: Logan Davidson, ss, Clemson


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