With a series win at Virginia last weekend, Georgia Tech secured the No. 5 seed in the 2008 Atlantic Coast Conference Baseball Championship, which will be held this weekend at the Baseball Grounds of Jacksonville, Fla. The Yellow Jackets face No. 4-seed NC State in the first game of the tournament Wednesday at 10 a.m.
Joining Georgia Tech and NC State on the top half of the round-robin bracket are top-seeded Miami and eighth-seeded Clemson. The other bracket consists of No. 2 seed Florida State, third-seeded North Carolina, No. 6 Virginia and seventh-seeded Wake Forest.
The ACC Tournament format calls for each team to play the other three teams in their bracket, with the winners of the two four-team round-robin brackets to meet in a single championship game Sunday at 1 p.m.
The Yellow Jackets were finalists on their side of the bracket in 2006 after capturing the ACC Baseball Championship in 2005. Over the last six years, Georgia Tech is 17-10 in the conference tournament.
Georgia Tech has won seven ACC Tournament Championships since joining the league prior to the 1980 season.
The Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets have posted a 64-44 record in ACC Championship play, winning seven league titles since joining the conference for the 1980 season.
Georgia Tech won the ACC Championship in its first year in Jacksonville and has posted a 7-4 record over the last three years at the Baseball Grounds of Jacksonville. Tech is 10-8 all-time in ACC Championship games played in the state of Florida.
Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets merchandise will be everywhere as they try to come close to playing in Omaha, NE for the World Championship.
With a series win at Virginia last weekend, Georgia Tech secured the No. 5 seed in the 2008 Atlantic Coast Conference Baseball Championship, which will be held this weekend at the Baseball Grounds of Jacksonville, Fla. The Yellow Jackets face No. 4-seed NC State in the first game of the tournament Wednesday at 10 a.m.
Joining Georgia Tech and NC State on the top half of the round-robin bracket are top-seeded Miami and eighth-seeded Clemson. The other bracket consists of No. 2 seed Florida State, third-seeded North Carolina, No. 6 Virginia and seventh-seeded Wake Forest.
The ACC Tournament format calls for each team to play the other three teams in their bracket, with the winners of the two four-team round-robin brackets to meet in a single championship game Sunday at 1 p.m.
The Yellow Jackets were finalists on their side of the bracket in 2006 after capturing the ACC Baseball Championship in 2005. Over the last six years, Georgia Tech is 17-10 in the conference tournament.
Georgia Tech has won seven ACC Tournament Championships since joining the league prior to the 1980 season.
The Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets have posted a 64-44 record in ACC Championship play, winning seven league titles since joining the conference for the 1980 season.
Georgia Tech won the ACC Championship in its first year in Jacksonville and has posted a 7-4 record over the last three years at the Baseball Grounds of Jacksonville. Tech is 10-8 all-time in ACC Championship games played in the state of Florida.
Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets merchandise will be everywhere as they try to come close to playing in Omaha, NE for the World Championship.
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