Congrats to the Duke fans

If Carolina won every ACC Tournament Championship, I would not appreciate our team as much. I am disappointed that the Heels didn't win, but Duke deserves to bask in the glory of their 17th ACC Tournament Championship.

This year was the 56th ACC Tournament. Below is a recap of the number of ACC Tournament Champions since the beginning of the ACC:

1. UNC, 17 total(57,67,68,69,72,75,77,79,81,82,89,91,94,97,98,07,08)
2. Duke, 17 (60,63,64,66,78,80,86,88,92,99,00,01,02,03,05,06,09)
3. NC State, 10 (54,55,56,59,65,70,73,74,83,87).
4. Wake Forest, 4 (61,62,95,96)
5. Georgia Tech, 3 (85,90,93)
6. Maryland, 3 (58, 84, 04)
7. South Carolina, 1 (71)
8. Virginia, 1 (76)

Clemson is now 0 for 56 in the ACC Tournament. Other teams not winning include relatively new members, which are FSU (0 for 17), BC, VT, and Miami.

Recap of ACC Tournament Championships by Coaches:

1. Dean Smith, 13 (67,68,69,72,75,77,79,81,82,89,91,94,97)
2. Mike Krzyzewski, 11 (86,88,92,99,00,01,02,03,05,06,09)
3. Vic Bubas, 4 (60, 63,64,66)
4. Everett Case, 4 (54,55,56,59)
5. Norm Sloan, 3 (70,73,74)
6. Bobby Cremins, 3 (85,90,93)
7. Bones McKinney, 2 (61,62)
8. Frank McGuire, 2 (57,71)
9. Bill Foster, 2 (78,80)
10. Jim Valvano, 2 (83,87)
11. Dave Odom, 2 (95,96)
12. Roy Williams, 2 (07,08)
13. Bud Millikan, 1 (58)
14. Press Maravich, 1 (65)
15. Terry Holland, 1 (76)
16. Lefty Driesell, 1 (84)
17. Bill Guthridge, 1 (98)
18. Gary Williams, 1 (04)

Trivia question, what former Clemson Head Coach has won an ACC Tournament Championship? Answer: Press Maravich. Press was the Head Coach at Clemson from 1956-1962.