Puckersville – ACC Nation Podcast

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Puckersville, it’s where some fans reside and others just visit. This Memorial Day Weekend’s schedule of both ACC and NCAA tournament action kept followers on the edge of their seats. From tennis, golf, lacrosse, rowing and track and field we take a look at the latest sports news. Then we take a look at the NCAA Regional Baseball matchups. As a heads up, you’ll want to check out your available channels on your television provider (cable or streaming) to see if they carry the ACC and/or SEC Networks. Not all games will be on ESPN and some will be on the aforementioned.

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It’s all about titles this week as teams and individuals grab ACC and NCAA championships. Conference women dominated the NCAA singles and doubles championships. Six men’s teams moved on in the NCAA men’s golf championship. For a moment we thought there’d be two ACC teams in the WCWS but it was not to be. Find out who clinched the first spot. When it comes to lacrosse the women’s and men’s NCAA championships were nothing less than spectacular and of course, an ACC team came away with the win in both. It was a better year than most in ACC rowing as three teams made it to the NCAA championships. And, don’t forget we still have a couple of sports that are still working toward the finals and that includes men’s golf, track and field and baseball.

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When the No. 9 seed ends up as the conference champion in baseball you may want to keep a close eye on how they do in the NCAA regionals. The ACC is stronger than ever this year as they send 8 teams to the NCAA tournament. We think it should have been 9 as Pitt missed the cut.

The guys look at each regional and share some thoughts on how teams match up and who might be the team to beat in each one.

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