2006 Atlantic Coast Conference Tournament

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The 2006 Atlantic Coast Conference baseball tournament was held at Baseball Grounds of Jacksonville in Jacksonville, FL. #1 Clemson University defeated #7 North Carolina State University for the title. Clemson's Tyler Colvin was named tournament MVP.

Participating Teams[edit]

Seed School Conf. Record Head Coach
1 Clemson University 24-6 Jack Leggett
2 University of North Carolina 22-8 Mike Fox
3 University of Virginia 21-9 Brian O’Connor
4 Georgia Institute of Technology 19-11 Danny Hall
5 University of Miami 17-13 Jim Morris
6 Florida State University 16-13 Mike Martin
7 North Carolina State University 16-13 Elliott Avent
8 Wake Forest University 16-13 Rick Rembielak

Results[edit]

Bracket[edit]

  First round Second round Semifinals Finals
                                           
1  Clemson 13  
8  Wake Forest 1  
  1  Clemson 3  
  4  Georgia Tech 2  
4  Georgia Tech 2
5  Miami (FL) 1  
  1  Clemson 7 16  
 
  4  Georgia Tech 8 11  
8  Wake Forest 1  
5  Miami (FL) 4  
  4  Georgia Tech 7
  5  Miami (FL) 4  
  1  Clemson 8 x x
  7  NC State 4 x x
2  North Carolina 3  
7  NC State 9  
  7  NC State 4
  3  Virginia 3  
3  Virginia 6
6  Florida St. 2  
  7  NC State 3 8
 
  6  Florida St. 7 7  
2  North Carolina 6  
6  Florida St. 7  
  3  Virginia 0
  6  Florida St. 11  



Game Results[edit]

Game Winner Score Loser Notes
May 24
Game 1 University of Virginia 6-2 Florida State University
Game 2 North Carolina State University 9-3 University of North Carolina
Game 3 Georgia Institute of Technology 2-1 University of Miami
Game 4 Clemson University 13-1 (7) Wake Forest University
May 25
Game 5 Florida State University 7-6 University of North Carolina North Carolina eliminated
Game 6 University of Miami 4-1 Wake Forest University Wake Forest eliminated
Game 7 North Carolina State University 4-3 University of Virginia
Game 8 Clemson University 3-2 Georgia Institute of Technology
May 26
Game 9 Florida State University 11-0 (7) University of Virginia Virginia eliminated
Game 10 Georgia Institute of Technology 7-4 University of Miami Miami eliminated
May 27
Game 11 Florida State University 7-3 North Carolina State University
Game 12 Georgia Institute of Technology 8-7 (10) Clemson University
Game 13 North Carolina State University 8-7 Florida State University Florida State eliminated
Game 14 Clemson University 16-11 Georgia Institute of Technology Georgia Tech eliminated
May 28
Game 15 Clemson University 8-4 North Carolina State University Clemson advances to NCAA tournament

All-Tournament Team[edit]