The ACC At A Glance

Saturday's action: Clemson (19-15, 3-4) snapped the Florida State Seminole's (35-4, 13-1) 21-game winning streak with a 8-4 victory at Dick Howser Stadium in Tallahassee, Fla. Mike Paradis (4-0) picked up the win by giving up just three runs on four hits in six innings. Matt Additon earned his first save of the season by hurling the last three innings. Nick Stocks (8-1) suffered his first loss of the year, giving up eight runs in 6.1 innings. The eight runs and eleven hits were the most he has given up in his career. Jason Harris' two-run double keyed a 4-run Tiger first inning, then Henri Stanley drilled a two-run homer in the fourth...N.C. State (27-11, 5-7) scored 12 runs in the first three innings, then held on to upset Miami (25-8) 13-9 at Mark Light Stadium in Coral Gables, Fla. Brian Ward homered twice in the first two innings, including a two-run shot in an eigth-run second inning. Miami rallied for five runs in the fifth, capped of by Kris Clute's three-run double, but it was not enough as the Pack held on for the win. Dustin Baker (4-3) gained the win with 3.1 innings of relief. Baker gave up two runs on five hits while walking none and striking out three. Starting pitcher Darryl Roque (4-1) took the loss for the Hurricanes...Wake Forest (23-10, 8-5) extended its home-winning streak to 14 with a 14-8 win over the Virginia Cavaliers (15-22, 5-8) at Hooks Stadium in Winston-Salem, N.C. Jon Palmieri was 4-5 with four RBI and Scott Daeley, Jason Aquilante and Andrew Riepe each had three hits to lead the Deacons' attack. John Hendricks (5-4) had a big day on the mound as he tied the school-record with his 29th career win as well as breaking the school-record with his 279th career strikeout. Hendrick gave up four earned runs on 12 hits in 7.0 innings. Brandon Creswell (5-4) took the loss by giving up 11 runs in 5.2 innings, but only five of those runs were earned. Virginia committed six errors in the game...Georgia Tech (26-9, 7-4) came from behind to earn a 10-7 win over Duke (18-19, 1-8) at Jack Coombs Field in Durham, N.C. Jason Basil and Derik Goffena drove in three runs apiece to lead the Tech offense. Starter Cory Vance (5-2) gave up five runs while walking four and striking out eight to pick up the win in 7.0 innings on the mound. Brad Dupree (3-4) took the loss for the Blue Devils. A four-run eighth inning, capped off by a two-run Basil single, put the game away for Tech. The Yellow Jackets have now won 10 of their last 11 games in Durham.

ACC Standings
Through April 10

	Conf			Overall
	W	L	Pct.	W	L	Pct.
Florida St.	13	1	.929	35	4	.897
Georgia Tech	7	4	.636	26	9	.743
Wake Forest	8	5	.615	23	10	.697
Clemson	3	4	.429	19	15	.559
North Carolina	5	7	.417	28	8	.778
N.C. State	5	7	.417	27	11	.711
Virginia	5	8	.385	15	22	.405
Maryland	4	7	.364	13	15	.464
Duke	1	8	.111	18	19	.486

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
Western Carolina 9, Clemson 8 (10)
Maryland 10, Howard 5
Maryland 14, Howard 2
Richmond 8, Virginia 3
Wake Forest 8, Virginia Tech 4
Georgia Tech 2 Winthrop 1
North Carolina 10, VCU 3

Wednesday, Apr. 7
Duke 11, North Carolina A&T 1
Virginia 14, VCU 1
Florida State 8, Jacksonville 6
NC State 11, UNC-Wilmington 5
Wake Forest 7, Appalachian State 6
Clemson 16, Western Carolina 11

Thursday, April 8
Duke 9, Averett 7

Friday, April 9
Duke 7, Georgia Tech 6
Maryland 2, North Carolina 1
Wake Forest 11, Virginia 2
Florida State 8, Clemson 0
Miami 7, N.C. State 4

Saturday, April 10
Georgia Tech 10, Duke 7
Wake Forest 14, Virginia 8
North Carolina 4, Maryland 2
North Carolina 17, Maryland 5
Clemson 8, Florida State 4
NC State 13, Miami 9

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

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