Duke Blue Devils Win 2024 ACC Baseball Championship

No. 17 broadly positioned Duke won its subsequent Atlantic Coast Meeting Baseball title on Sunday evening, overcoming No. 10 positioned Florida State 9-4 in the title round of the 2024 ACC Baseball Title at Truist Field in Charlotte, North Carolina.

The Blue Villains move to an ideal 8-0 all-time in ACC Baseball Title games played in Charlotte, bringing home two ACC Titles in 2021 and 2024 - the main two in Duke history - en route.

The Blue Demons didn't make the competition held in Charlotte in 2022. The all out participation for the 2024 title was 71,118, which is the second-most elevated for the competition in the 50-year history of the meeting baseball title.

Duke hit not one however two huge homeruns in the title challenge, whenever a group first has done that in competition history. The two impacts were the 26th and 27th huge homeruns in ACC Baseball Title history and the Blue Fallen angels' third of the week.

The 64 consolidated grand slams are the most in ACC Baseball Title history, outperforming the past characteristic of 54 set at Truist Field in 2022.

Blue Demons' third baseman Ben Mill operator had a game-high six RBI, hitting a couple of homers, remembering a huge homerun for the highest point of the fourth inning.

Competition MVP Devin Obee was 2-for-4 with a huge homerun, four RBI and two runs scored, while both AJ Gracia and Kyle Johnson had numerous hits and two RBI each in the success.

The Seminoles' offense was driven by two hits each from Cam Smith and Jaxson West. Smith was 2-for-4 with a homer and two RBI, while Jaime Ferrer was 1-for-3 with a homer and two RBI.

Getting the success on the hill was left-given pitcher Tim Noone (4-3), as he terminated 2.0 scoreless innings, permitting three hits, strolling two and striking out three more out of the warm up area.

No. 5-cultivated Florida State opened the scoring in the lower part of the principal inning when third baseman Cam Smith sent off a transcending 371-foot grand slam into the upper deck in right field.

Duke answered rapidly with five runs in the highest point of the second. After consecutive singles from Logan Bravo and Pursue Krewson, Devin Obee drew a stroll before Wallace Clark was hit by a pitch, plating the principal run of the casing.

After the Seminoles went to the warm up area, assigned hitter Kyle Johnson plated two additional runs with a twofold to left field. Gracia then, at that point, drove in two additional runs with a two-out single to cover off the five-run edge and push.

The Blue Fiends in front at 5-2 halfway through the subsequent inning. Mill operator tore the game completely open in the Blue Villains' approval in the fourth inning with a 401-foot huge homerun to give Duke a 9-2 benefit.

In the lower part of the fourth, the Seminoles worked on the shortage with a couple of runs by means of the long ball. Ferrer pounded a slider over the wall in left-focus field to slice the Duke lead to three at 7-4 halfway through the challenge.

Nonetheless, the Blue Villains immediately crushed the Seminoles' rebound endeavor with another five-run outline in the highest point of the 6th, featured by a huge homerun from Obee to push the lead to twofold digits at 14-4.

Duke added to its grand slam all out for the game and season with a two-run shot over the left-field wall by Mill operator in the highest point of the seventh inning, his second lengthy bundle of the challenge for the Blue Fiends' third baseman to put the score at 16-4.

The Blue Demons went to their top reliever the entire season in Charlie Beilenson, who pitched around a lead-off single to get a 6-4-3 twofold play and afterward a ground ball out to a respectable halfway point to give Duke the success.

The NCAA Division I Baseball Choice Show will air on Monday, May 27, around early afternoon ET on ESPN2 and ESPNU. The Regionals will happen from Friday, May 31, through Monday, June 3.