Atlantic Coast Conference

There were plenty of reasons for top-ranked Louisville to feel good after a complete team performance at Ole Miss. Ace Reid Detmers was excellent, and several key bats showed why the Cards expect them to do big things.

The ACC looks deeper than ever, but it also has a pair of blue-chip contenders at the top in top-ranked Louisville and No. 3 Miami. It all adds up to a potential banner year for the conference.

UNC has plenty of big shoes to fill from last year’s super regional club, but super sophomores Aaron Sabato and Danny Serretti are back to anchor a new-look lineup, and the bullpen is among the nation’s best.

Georgia Tech has an athletic, balanced lineup led by six quality upperclassmen, and some very intriguing but largely unproven talent on the mound. A loaded freshman class provides big reinforcements.

Bobby Seymour and Chris Lanzilli headline a fearsome Wake Forest offense that has a very real chance to be the nation’s best. If the talented pitching staff can live up to its potential, the Deacs have Omaha upside.

NC State might have lost some star power, but Patrick Bailey is back to anchor a very balanced, deep roster loaded with quality upperclassmen and exciting young breakout candidates.

Coming off two straight super regional appearances, Duke might have its best team yet in 2020, with an experienced and powerful lineup and the deepest pitching staff of the Chris Pollard era.

Florida State’s loaded pitching staff and intriguing power potential give new head coach Mike Martin Jr. a real chance to pick up right where his dad left off in 2019: with a run to Omaha.

For the first time in the history of the D1Baseball Top 25, Louisville is ranked No. 1 heading into 2020, headlining preseason rankings that are chock full of ACC and SEC contenders.

Top-ranked Louisville hopes to ride a premium pitching staff and a lineup loaded with Omaha experience back to the promised land in 2020.

Miami restored order last season with a trip to the NCAA tournament. Now, the Hurricanes look to take another step with a trip to Omaha.

Our look back at the best of the teens rolls on with a look at the ACC’s best players of the decade, headlined by three-time first-team All-American Brendan McKay.

D1Baseball and Prep Baseball Report continue their breakdown of the nation’s best groups of newcomers with classes: 6-10: Mississippi State, Arizona State, Maryland, South Carolina and Virginia.

D1Baseball and Prep Baseball Report continue their breakdown of the nation’s best groups of newcomers with an examination of classes 11-15: Georgia, LSU, Clemson, Georgia Tech and Texas.

D1Baseball and Prep Baseball Report continue their breakdown of the nation’s best groups of newcomers with classes 16-20: BYU, California, Auburn, Alabama and North Carolina.

Our weeklong countdown of the Top 25 recruiting classes that showed up on campus this fall starts with detailed breakdowns of classes ranked 21-25: Arkansas, Texas Tech, Miami, UCLA and NC State.