Baseball picked 3rd in Atlantic Division by ACC coaches

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GREENSBORO, N.C. – Virginia

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The Cavaliers were named by 10 coaches as the team to beat for the second straight year, while Florida State received four first place votes.

Virginia, which reached the CWS Finals last year, was named by 13 coaches as the likely Coastal Division winner. Defending Coastal champion Miami received one vote for first place. The Cavaliers totaled 97 points in the voting (seven points for a first place vote, six for second place, etc.), and are followed by North Carolina (78), Miami (75), defending ACC champion Georgia Tech (54), Duke (43), Virginia Tech (24), and Pitt (21).

Florida State was picked to repeat as the Atlantic Division winner, receiving seven of the possible 14 votes for first place while totaling 91 points. League newcomer Louisville (84 points) collected four first place votes, while Clemson (77) received three votes for first place. Rounding out the Atlantic Division are NC State (53), Wake Forest (39), Notre Dame (25), and Boston College (23).

All 14 ACC teams open the 2015 season with nonconference games on Friday, Feb. 13. The 2015 ACC Baseball Championship is scheduled for May 19-24 at Durham Bulls Athletic Park in Durham, N.C.

2015 ACC Baseball Preseason Coaches Poll


Overall Champion


1.	Virginia	10


2.	Florida State	4


Atlantic Division


1.	Florida St (7)	91


2.	Louisville (4)	84


3.	Clemson (3)	77


4.	NC State	53


5.	Wake Forest	39


6.	Notre Dame	25


7.	Boston College	23


Coastal Division


1.	Virginia (13)	97


2.	North Carolina	78


3.	Miami (1)	75


4.	Georgia Tech	54


5.	Duke		43


6.	Virginia Tech	24


7.	Pitt		21

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