The ACC men’s basketball tournament starts Tuesday in Greensboro, N.C., with the Yellow Jackets — riding a six-game win streak against conference foes — among the favorites to sweep through to the championship.

Georgia Tech (15-8, 11-6 in ACC) earned the fourth seed and a double bye. The team won’t play until Thursday afternoon when it faces the winner of Wednesday’s game between Clemson, the fifth seed, and the winner of the No. 12-No. 13 game between Pittsburgh and Miami, respectively.

The last time Tech was as high as the No. 4 seed was in 2004, when the Jackets finished the season in the national championship game.

TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE

FIRST ROUND

Tuesday, March 9

Miami 79, Pitt 73

Duke 86, Boston College 51

Notre Dame 80, Wake Forest 77

SECOND ROUND

Wednesday, March 10

Syracuse 89, N.C. State 68

Miami 67, Clemson 64

Duke 70, Louisville 56

North Carolina 101, Notre Dame 59

QUARTERFINALS

Thursday, March 11

Florida State vs. Duke (canceled)

Virginia 72, Syracuse 69

Georgia Tech 70, Miami 66

North Carolina 56, Virginia Tech 45

SEMIFINALS

Friday, March 12

Virginia vs. Georgia Tech (canceled)

Florida State 69, North Carolina 66

CHAMPIONSHIP

Saturday, March 13

Georgia Tech 80, Florida State 75

TOURNAMENT ODDS

  • Florida State: +250
  • Virginia: +260
  • Georgia Tech: +600
  • North Carolina: +600
  • Virginia Tech: +750
  • Clemson: +1200
  • Louisville: +1200
  • Duke: +1600
  • N.C. State: +2000
  • Syracuse: +2000
  • Notre Dame: +5000
  • Pittsburgh:+5000
  • Miami: +10000
  • Boston College:+20000
  • Wake Forest: +20000

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