ACC Baseball Tournament 2018: Friday Scores, Updated Bracket and Schedule

The 2018 Atlantic Coast Conference baseball tournament rolled on Friday with the final day of pool play from Durham Bulls Athletic Park in North Carolina.

No. 2 seed Clemson and 12th-seeded Pittsburgh, the event's Cinderella story, have already punched their tickets to Saturday's semifinals. The final two berths were on the line during Friday's play, which featured six of the ACC's top eight teams from the regular season.

Let's check out the complete schedule for the fourth day of tournament action, which will be updated through the conclusion of play in Durham, followed by a recap of each contest.

Friday Results

Game 10: (5) Louisville defeated (4) Duke, 9-2

Game 11: (1) North Carolina defeated (8) Georgia Tech — 9-0

Game 12: (6) Florida State defeated (3) NC State — 5-2

Louisville 9, Duke 2

The Cardinals tallied four runs in the first inning off Blue Devils starting pitcher Mitch Stallings, who allowed eight earned runs in 3.1 innings, and cruised to the finish line to become the third semifinalist.

Josh Stowers and Zach Britton jump-started the offensive barrage with a pair of two-RBI singles in the opening frame. Jake Snider added three hits, while Devin Mann knocked in three runs for the Cards.

Louisville starter Adam Wolf allowed two runs (one earned) with nine strikeouts in seven innings to pick up the win, his seventh of the 2018 season.

Joey Loperfido had three hits for the Blue Devils, who finished group play at 1-1.

The Cardinals advance to face Pittsburgh in the semifinals.

North Carolina 9, Georgia Tech 0

UNC, the event's top seed, was eliminated before it took the field Friday after losing to Pittsburgh in its opener, and the Tar Heels appeared to take out their frustration by blowing out Georgia Tech.

Gianluca Dalatri pitched five scoreless innings with eight strikeouts to lead a dominant performance from the Heels' pitching staff, which allowed just four hits in the contest.

Brandon Martorano and Zack Gahagan each homered to pace the North Carolina offense.

Yellow Jackets starter Connor Thomas allowed seven runs (six earned) in three innings.

Both teams are eliminated from championship contention.

Florida State 5, N.C. State 2

With a spot in the ACC semifinals on the line, Florida State jumped out to an early lead and never looked back—and it's all thanks to a masterful performance by left-hander Drew Parrish.

The southpaw set a career-high with 14 strikeouts in a complete-game effort, allowing just two runs on five hits and a walk. By the time the Wolfpack got to him in the fifth, it was already a 5-0 game. But after surrendering a pair of runs in the frame, he settled back down and kept his opponent off the board the rest of the game.

Cal Raleigh opened the scoring with an RBI double with one out in the first, and he would add a two-run shot as part of a three-run third.

Wolfpack starter Brian Brown lasted just 2.1 innings, allowing four runs on six hits, two walks and a hit batter. Five of his seven outs came via strikeout.

Florida State advances to face Clemson in the semis, while N.C. State is eliminated.