ACC Baseball Tournament 2012: Georgia Tech, Clemson, North Carolina And NC State All In Contention

With No.1 seed and favorite Florida State out of contention for the ACC baseball tournament championship, the postseason title is up for grabs on Saturday when Georgia Tech takes on Clemson and North Carolina goes up against NC State.

The Seminoles were eliminated on Friday after a come-from-behind walk-off victory by Clemson to defeat the regular season champion, and what many believed to be the top college baseball squad in the nation coming into the tournament.

The North Carolina schools are finalists in Pool B and the winner of that match-up will face the winner of Georgia Tech and Clemson, the finalists in Pool A, on Sunday for ACC baseball supremacy.

Georgia Tech and Clemson, both lower seeds with the Yellow Jackets at No. 8 and Clemson at No. 5, each managed to take down the Noles in the tournament to find themselves pitted against each other for a shot at the title.

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ACC Baseball Tournament 2012 Final Score: Clemson Walk-Off Home Run Defeats Florida State, 9-7

The Florida State Seminoles looked as though they would outlast the Clemson Tigers on Friday in the ACC baseball tournament after suffering a 5-4 loss to Georgia Tech in their first game of the tournament. But Clemson had different plans for the No. 1-seed Seminoles.

A two-run walk-off home run to right field by sophomore first baseman Jon McGibbon gave the Tigers the 9-7 comeback win against what many believed to be the best team in the country when the regular season ended.

Clemson led against Florida State early, starting in the second inning when senior Jason Stoltz scored an unearned run on a Florida State throwing error after reaching base on a walk and stealing second.

Florida State came back at Clemson with a four-run third inning, sparked by an RBI double to left field from Devon Travis to score Jose Brizuela. Travis was then plated by an RBI single to center field by James Ramsey, which gave the Seminoles a 2-1 lead.

Shortstop Justin Gonzales hit the other RBI in the third inning, while first baseman Jayce Boyd scored on a balk.

Clemson answered with runs in the fourth and fifth innings, but it still didn't seem like quite enough to withstand Florida State, which scored again in the fifth, then another pair of runs in the eighth inning. But the Tigers scored a pair of runs of their own in the eighth, then McGibbon's blast in ninth was the death of the Noles.

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ACC Baseball Tournament 2012: FSU, Miami Back In Action

The Florida State Seminoles earned the No. 1 seed to the 2012 ACC baseball tournament, but dropped their first game to Georgia Tech on Wednesday 5-4, failing to rally back late. The Noles had the day off on Thursday, but they're back in action on Friday going up against the Clemson Tigers.

Like Florida State, the Miami Hurricanes lost on the first day by a single run, going down to N.C. State 3-2. The Hurricanes were back in action on Thursday however knocking off North Carolina 5-3 and look to stay alive in the tournament with a matchup on Thursday evening against Wake Forest.

Here is the rest of the ACC baseball tournament schedule for Friday:

11:00 a.m. ET: No. 4 Virginia Vs. No. 8 Georgia Tech

3: 00 p.m. ET: No. 1 Florida State Vs. No. 5 Clemson

7: 00 p.m. ET: No. 6 Miami Vs. No. 7 Wake Forest

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ACC Baseball Tournament 2012: Miami Looks To Rebound Against North Carolina

After dropping their ACC tournament opener to No. 3 North Carolina State, 3-2, the No. 6 Miami Hurricanes will need to bounce back against No. 2 North Carolina (3:00 p.m.) in order to avoid elimination. UNC took down No. 7 Wake Forest in their first game yesterday, 6-0.

The Hurricanes swept the Tar Heels back in early April when they faced off in Coral Gables. Miami won all three games by a combined score of 16-3. Win or lose, they'll have one more game on Friday against Wake Forest.

Top-seeded Florida State dropped their first game, 5-4, to No. 8 Georgia Tech. The Seminoles don't play again until Friday.

All ACC tournament games are being played at NewBridge Bank Park in Greensboro, N.C., and they will all be televised by CSN Mid-Atlantic and streamed online at ESPN3.

Today's full ACC tournament schedule:

11:00 a.m.: No. 5 Clemson Vs. No. 4 Virginia

3:00 p.m.: No. 2 North Carolina Vs. No. 6 Miami

7:00 p.m.: No. 3 N.C. State Vs. No. 7 Wake Forest

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ACC Baseball Tournament 2012, N.C. State Vs. Miami Final: Hurricanes Lose 3-2 On Walk-Off Walk

The Miami Hurricanes opened up first-round play in the 2012 ACC Baseball Tournament with a match up against the N.C. State Wolfpack. Miami came into the tournament as the No. 6 overall seed, taking on the higher seeded Wolfpack.

The Hurricanes took an early lead in the game in the top of the sixth inning, scoring two runs. Dale Carey got it started with a double and then later scored on a two-run home run by outfielder Chantz Mack. N.C. State answered in the bottom of the inning, cutting the lead in half to 2-1.

In the bottom of the ninth inning however, the Hurricanes couldn't close it out. With the bases loaded up and the game tied 2-2, reliever Eric Nedeljkovic walked in the game winning run as Miami loses in the first round 3-2.

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ACC Baseball Tournament Final: Florida State Drops First Game To Georgia Tech, 5-4

The Florida State Seminoles had a slow start to their first game of the ACC tournament against the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets and it cost them. After falling behind five runs in the top of the fifth inning, the Seminoles could not complete a comeback and lost their first game of the tournament, 5-4 on Wednesday.

A pair of two-run home runs by Georgia Tech first baseman Jake Davies gave the Yellow Jackets the majority of their runs which proved to be the difference, despite the Seminoles scoring four unanswered runs, including a solo home run by centerfielder James Ramsey in the bottom of the ninth inning.

Florida State starting pitcher Scott Sitz got the brunt of the Georgia Tech offense, allowing four runs on five hits with three strikeouts over four and two-thirds innings. Relief pitcher Brian Busch allowed the second Davies home run and was only credited with allowing one run over one-third inning pitched.

The Seminoles take Thursday off and resume play on Friday afternoon as they play the Clemson Tigers at 3 p.m. The Yellow Jackets also resume play on Friday, as they face the Virginia Cavaliers at 10 a.m.

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ACC Baseball Tournament 2012, Florida State And Miami: No. 1 Seminoles And No. 6 Hurricanes Open Postseason Play

The two nationally-ranked baseball powerhouses begin their quest for the College World Series.