Baseball pools create debate in the ACC

Posted May 26, 2018
During these past two decades, coaches have become much more outspoken about the need to stage the kind of ACC Baseball Tournament that best prepares the largest number of teams for the NCAA Tournament and Omaha. For that reason, the ACC switched from double elimination to pool play, to create a smaller and more predictable number of games. (WRAL Sports Fan)

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