ACC Baseball Tournament 2022: Wednesday Scores, Updated Bracket and Schedule

The 2022 ACC baseball tournament continued Wednesday with Day 2 of pool play at Truist Field in Charlotte, North Carolina.

The conference separated 12 teams into four pools of three teams, with the winner of each pool advancing to the semifinals.

After some surprising results in Tuesday's games, the pressure only grew during the second day of action with top teams like Louisville and Miami beginning postseason play.

Here is the latest from one of the deepest conferences in the country.

2022 ACC Tournament Pools

Pool A: No. 1 Virginia Tech, No. 8 North Carolina, No. 12 Clemson

Pool B: No. 2 Louisville, No. 7 Georgia Tech, No. 11 Pittsburgh

Pool C: No. 3 Miami, No. 6 Wake Forest, No. 10 North Carolina State

Pool D: No. 4 Notre Dame, No. 5 Virginia, No. 9 Florida State

2022 ACC Tournament Schedule/Results - Wednesday, May 25

No. 11 Pittsburgh def. No. 2 Louisville, 6-5

No. 9 Florida State def. No. 5 Virginia, 13-3

No. 10 North Carolina State def. No. 3 Miami, 9-6

Full tournament schedule available at TheACC.com.

Day 2 Recap

NC State 9, Miami 6

This was as much a home-run derby as it was a game. Especially for Tommy Davis. 

The NC State slugger blasted three of the game's six home runs by himself, finishing with a whopping five RBI as NC State upset Miami 9-6 and earned a berth in the semifinals.

Oh, and this three shots brought him up to 26 for the year, setting a school record in the process:

So yeah, it was a good day for Tommy. 

Heck, it's been a great season for the ACC Freshman of the Year. 

NC State's Matt Willadsen (six innings, four hits, two runs, eight strikeouts) earned the win for the Wolf Pack, who will now face Pittsburgh in the ACC semifinals.

Pittsburgh 6, Louisville 5

Bryce Hulett sent Pittsburgh to the ACC semifinals with a walk-off RBI in the ninth:

The clutch single was one of three hits for Hulett as the team continued its Cinderella run through the ACC tournament. 

Pitt struck first Wednesday with a two-run home run by Jeffrey Wehler in the third inning, but Louisville quickly battled back thanks to two deep shots by Dalton Rushing:

The second homer gave the Cardinals a 4-2 lead in the fifth inning.

Pittsburgh refused to give up, however, fighting back with Wehler's second home run in the fifth. The Panthers then scored one in the seventh and another in the eighth were to tie the game 5-5.

It kept the drama high with a trip to the semifinals on the line.

The Panthers bullpen did its job with C.J. McKennitt and Baron Stuart combining for three shutout innings. Louisville finished the game with 11 hits but couldn't score after the sixth inning.

It allowed the Pitt offense to come back and eventually earn the win with the game-winning hit by Hulett.

Despite entering as the lowest seed in its pod, No. 11 Pittsburgh surprisingly won Pool B with back-to-back upset wins over Georgia Tech and Louisville. The two remaining teams will compete on Thursday, but nothing will be on the line except pride.

Florida State 13, Virginia 3

Just like in Pool B, it was the lowest seed in Pool D that impressed Wednesday as No. 9 Florida State dominated No. 5 Virginia. 

Alex Toral and Reese Albert went yard as part of an offensive explosion for the underdogs:

The Seminoles had 15 hits from eight different sources, with six players tallying at least two hits. Toral went 2-for-5 with four RBI to help carry the offense from the seventh spot in the order.

Florida State jumped out to a 9-0 lead by the fourth inning, effectively ending any shot at a comeback.

Virginia showed signs of life with three runs in the fourth, but the Seminoles added four more to secure an easy win.

Wyatt Crowell was credited with the win after throwing four shutout innings in relief for Florida State, adding six strikeouts with zero walks.

The Seminoles will now face Notre Dame on Thursday with the winner earning a trip to the semifinals.