ACC Tournament Championship Game Live Stream, TV Info
ACC Tournament Championship Game live stream and TV broadcast information for Saturday's game.
ACC Tournament Championship Game live stream and TV broadcast information for Saturday’s game.
The ACC Tournament concludes its run at the Verizon Center in Washington, D.C., following three years at the Greensboro Coliseum.
The winner between North Carolina and Virginia will receive the conference’s automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament. However, the participants are more likely positioning for top seeds and premier regions in the NCAA Tournament. The winner of the tournament might establish itself as the favorite for the top seed in the South region, which would ensure its first two games in Raleigh.
Overall, the ACC is expected to receive six bids for the NCAA tournament, with North Carolina, Virginia, Miami, Duke, Notre Dame, and Pitt having likely locked up bids irrespective of Saturday’s result.
Live Stream, Game Broadcast Info
Venue: Verizon Center, Washington, D.C.
Date: Saturday, Mar. 12
National TV: ESPN
ACC Tournament Championship Game Live Stream: WatchESPN
ACC Tournament Results
First round
Tuesday, March 8
N.C. State 75, Wake Forest 72
Florida State 88, Boston College 66
Second round
Wednesday, March 9
Pittsburgh 72, Syracuse 71
Georgia Tech 88, Clemson 85 (OT)
Virginia Tech 96, Florida State 85
Quarterfinals
Thursday, March 10
North Carolina 88, Pittsburgh 71
Notre Dame 84, Duke 79
Virginia 72, Georgia Tech 52
Miami 88, Virginia Tech 82
Semifinals
Friday, March 11
North Carolina 78, Notre Dame 47
Virginia 73, Miami 68
Finals
Saturday, March 12
North Carolina vs. Virginia
ACC Tournament Championship Notes
After one year at the Verizon Center, the ACC Tournament will be played the Barclays Center in Brooklyn for the next two years.
Duke and North Carolina hold the record for the most ACC Tournament championships, with 19 and 17 respectively. Defending champion Notre Dame won its first ACC Championship last season.
There has not been back-to-back champions in the ACC Tournament since Duke won three in a row from 2009-2011.
