Editing Atlantic Coast Conference (section)

==Baseball==
{{See also|Atlantic Coast Conference Baseball Tournament}}

With the ACC having abandoned football divisions in 2023, baseball is one of only two ACC-sponsored sports with a divisional split (Atlantic and Coastal), with men's soccer being the other. The alignment is shown below:
{| class="wikitable"
|+ ACC Baseball Divisions
|-
! scope="col" | Atlantic
! scope="col" | Coastal
|-
| Boston College
| Duke
|-
| Clemson
| Georgia Tech
|-
| Florida State
| Miami
|-
| Louisville
| North Carolina
|-
| NC State
| Pittsburgh
|-
| Notre Dame
| Virginia
|-
| Wake Forest
| Virginia Tech
|}

These divisions paralleled the former divisions of ACC football with the exception of Notre Dame replacing Syracuse, the only ACC school which does not field a baseball team, within the Atlantic Division, giving both divisions seven teams. Louisville replaced Maryland in the Atlantic Division beginning with the 2015 season.

Eight ACC teams were selected to play in the [[2024 NCAA Division I baseball tournament]], with North Carolina, Florida State, NC State and Virginia advancing to the Men's College World Series.{{Refn|group=n|The official name of the final phase of the Division I baseball tournament has been "Men's College World Series" since no later than 2008. However, the NCAA did not use the word "Men's" in the event branding until the 2022 edition.}}  The ACC has won the Men's College World Series twice: by [[2015 Virginia Cavaliers baseball team|Virginia in 2015]] and [[1955 Wake Forest Demon Deacons baseball team|Wake Forest in 1955]]. In addition, Miami won four titles before joining the ACC,<ref>{{cite web|title=Virginia's 4–2 Win Over Vandy Gives ACC 1st Title Since 1955|url=https://abcnews.go.com/Sports/wireStory/virginias-win-vandy-acc-1st-title-1955-32013910|website=ABC News|access-date=July 5, 2015|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20150627224011/https://abcnews.go.com/Sports/wireStory/virginias-win-vandy-acc-1st-title-1955-32013910|archive-date=June 27, 2015|url-status=live}}</ref> and South Carolina has won two titles since leaving the league. Current member schools have appeared in the [[College World Series|Men's College World Series]] a combined total of 97 times (including appearances before joining the conference). In 2008 and 2016, the ACC was ranked as the top baseball conference by [[Rating Percentage Index]] (RPI); the conference has ranked among the top three by this measure each of the past 14 years.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://WarrenNolan.com/baseball/2016/conferencerpi|title=Conference RPI|publisher=WarrenNolan.com|access-date=December 9, 2019|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20190721124538/http://warrennolan.com/baseball/2016/conferencerpi|archive-date=July 21, 2019|url-status=live}}</ref>

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center"
|+ Men's College World Series / NCAA Tournament History
! School
! Men's College<br/>World Series<br/>Championships
! Men's College<br/>World Series<br/>Appearances
! Last MCWS<br/>Appearance
! NCAA<br /> tournament<br/>Appearances
! Last NCAA<br/>Appearance
|-
| Miami †
| ''1982, 1985,<br/>1999, 2001''
| 25
| 2016
| 49
| 2023
|-
| Stanford †
| ''1987, 1988''
| 19
| 2023
| 37
| 2023
|-
| California †
| ''1947, 1957''
| 6
| 2011
| 14
| 2019
|-
| Virginia
| '''2015'''
| 6
| 2024
| 21
| 2024
|-
| Wake Forest
| '''1955'''
| 2
| 1955
| 17
| 2024
|-
| Florida State †
|
| 24
| 2024
| 60
| 2024
|-
| Clemson
|
| 12
| 2010
| 46
| 2024
|-
| North Carolina
|
| 12
| 2024
| 36
| 2024
|-
| Louisville †
|
| 5
| 2019
| 14
| 2022
|-
| Boston College †
|
| 4
| 1967
| 9
| 2023
|-
| Georgia Tech
|
| 3
| 2006
| 34
| 2022
|-
| Duke
|
| 3
| 1961
| 11
| 2024
|-
| NC State
|
| 4
| 2024
| 34
| 2024
|-
| Notre Dame †
|
| 3
| 2022
| 24
| 2022
|-
| Virginia Tech
|
| 0
| n/a
| 11
| 2022
|-
| Pittsburgh
|
| 0
| n/a
| 3
| 1995
|}
^ Syracuse does not currently field a baseball team but has one appearance in the NCAA baseball tournament prior to joining the conference.<br/>
† The count of Men's College World Series appearances includes those made by the school prior to joining the ACC:
* Boston College: 4 appearances
* California: 6 appearances<!-- As of 2023 -->
* Florida State: 11 appearances
* Louisville: 3 appearances
* Miami: 21 appearances
* Notre Dame: 2 appearances
* Stanford: 19 appearances<!-- As of 2023 -->
* Syracuse: 1 appearance