Oh wow. The ACC is a conference that hangs its hat on basketball and historically being the best basketball conference. That may or may not be true, but it hasn't been true in recent years. At any rate, I heard a stat while watching the championship game that the "Big 4" schools have been in 56 of the 57 championship games.
*The Big 4 schools being the North Carolina schools: UNC, NC State, Duke, and Wake Forest.
Now I'm looking at Wikipedia and the list of tournament champions and, really, the count of championships by school.
Duke 18
UNC 17
NC State 10
Wake Forest 4
The rest of the league: 8, and one of the champions (South Carolina, 1971) is no longer in the conference.
Some of the schools have never won a tournament championship. Clemson, Florida State, Miami, Boston College, Virginia Tech. The last three are understandable, they've only been in the league for a handful of years. Florida State? 19 years in the league, no titles. Which brings us to Clemson. They've been in the league since day one, no titles. Come on, Tigers. Show some life.
Anyway, I just thought it was interesting.