The ACC At A Glance

Sunday's action: Ryan Kalamaya's lead-off home run in the bottom of the ninth inning gave the Virginia Cavaliers (14-19, 5-6) a 6-5 win over the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets (24-8, 6-3) at Charlottesville, Va. as the Wahoos take two of three from Tech. Kalamaya's heroics were necessary because the Yellow Jackets scored two in the top of the ninth to tie the game. Casey Kennedy (2-4) picked up the win in relief, while Kevin Cameron (2-1) suffered the loss...The Florida St. Seminoles (33-3, 12-0) scored single runs in the bottom of the 8th and 9th innings to post a 4-3 win over the Wake Forest Demon Deacons (19-10, 6-5) in Tallahassee, Fla. The Seminoles loaded the bases with one out in the bottom of the 9th before Chris Smith's single scored pinch-runner Mike Futrell with the winning run. Chris Ginn (3-0) got the win by pitching a scoreless 9th inning. Wake starter Eric Schmitt gave up three runs in eight innings, with David Bush (0-1) taking the loss in relief. Marshall McDougal was 2-4 for FSU to extend his hitting streak to 27 games... DH Patrick Boyd's six RBI were not enough for Clemson (17-13, 2-3), as the Miami Hurricanes (24-7) topped the Tigers 14-11 at Knights Stadium near Charlotte, N.C. The Hurricanes blasted two home runs, giving them home runs in 15 straight games, a new school record. David Gil (3-0) took the win as the 'Canes never trailed. Steve Reba (2-3) suffered the loss for Clemson. Rightfielder Mark Walker led Miami with four RBI on a triple and a home run...Piching did not exist in Durham over the weekend as Maryland (10-13, 3-5) topped Duke (15-18, 0-7) in another slugfest in Durham, N.C. This was the first time in history that Maryland has swept a three-game series against an ACC opponent on the road. The two teams scored a total of 78 runs in the three game series. Maryland and Duke combined for 37 hits on Sunday.

ACC Standings
Through April 4

	Conf			Overall
	W	L	Pct.	W	L	Pct.
Florida St.	12	0	1.000	33	3	.917
Georgia Tech	6	3	.667	24	8	.750
Wake Forest	6	5	.545	19	10	.655
Virginia	5	6	.454	14	19	.424
N.C. State	5	7	.417	25	10	.714
Clemson	2	3	.400	17	13	.567
Maryland	3	5	.375	10	13	.435
North Carolina	3	6	.333	25	7	.781
Duke	0	7	.000	15	18	.454

Sunday, Apr. 4
Virginia 6, Georgia Tech 5
NC State 3, North Carolina 1
Florida State 4, Wake Forest 3
Maryland at Duke, 3:00
Miami 14, Clemson 11
(Fort Mill, SC/Knights Castle)

Monday, Apr. 5
No games scheduled

Tuesday, Apr. 6
Clemson at Western Carolina, 3:00
Howard at Maryland (DH), 3:00
Virginia at Richmond, 3:00
Wake Forest at Virginia Tech, 3:00
Winthrop at Georgia Tech, 7:00
VCU at North Carolina, 7:00

Wednesday, Apr. 7
North Carolina A&T at Duke, 3:00
VCU at Virginia, 3:00
Florida State at Jacksonville, 7:00
UNC Wilmington at NC State, 7:00
Wake Forest at Appalachian State (Hickory), 7:00
Western Carolina at Clemson, 7:15

Thursday, April 8
No games scheduled

Friday, April 9
Georgia Tech at Duke, 3:00
North Carolina at Maryland, 3:00
Virginia at Wake Forest, 3:00
Clemson at Florida State, 7:00
NC State at Miami, 7:00

Saturday, April 10
Georgia Tech at Duke, 1:00
Virginia at Wake Forest, 1:30
North Carolina at Maryland, 2:00
Clemson at Florida State, 7:00
NC State at Miami, 7:00

Sunday, April 11
Georgia Tech at Duke, 1:00
North Carolina at Maryland, 1:00
Virginia at Wake Forest, 1:30
NC State at Miami, 1:00
Clemson at Florida State, 2:00

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