What began with 15 teams has dwindled to two in Charlotte, North Carolina, as the ACC Tournament bracket has chewed up and spit out 13 others to leave us with No. 1 seed Duke and No. 2 Louisville with only Saturday's title game remaining.

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Duke basketball and Louisville meet for the ACC Tournament championship in Charlotte. Here are some players to watch and a prediction.

Louisville held off a late rally themselves in their semifinal against Clemson ultimately prevailing 76-73. Terrence Edwards Jr. led the Cardinals with 21 points with J’Vonne Hadley chipping in 20 and nine rebounds. Louisville has never won the ACC Championship.

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Clemson fans were heading for the exits by the game’s final media timeout, with Louisville leading Clemson by 15 points (67-52) at the 3:37 mark of the second half. The Cardinals somehow held on. The Tigers go home with a loss, but not as demoralizing as expected. This is a developing story and will be updated.

Duke will appear in the game for the 36th time and will pursue its 23rd tournament championship. Louisville, which joined the ACC in the 2013-14 season, is seeking its first. Scheyer has the Blue Devils in the title game for the second time in his three seasons since succeeding longtime coach Mike Krzyzewski.

Louisville faces Duke in the ACC Championship game at Spectrum Center, in Charlotte, North Carolina, on Saturday, March 15, 2025 (3/15/25).