Virginia – Locked in as the #1 seed. This is as easy as they get.

Duke – Assured of the #2 seed. If Notre Dame and Duke finish with the same record, Duke holds the tie-breaker by virtue of their win over top-seed Virginia.

Notre Dame – #3 Seed assured after win over Louisville.

Louisville and UNC – The teams will be the #4 and #5 seeds in some fashion.

If UNC beats Duke Saturday, they will be the #4 unless Louisville beats Virginia. In which case Louisville would have the tiebreaker because of beating the higher seeded team.

If both UNC and Louisville lose, UNC would get the #4-seed. The tie breaker would come down to the grouping of 6th place teams. That could be a combination of NC State, Miami and Syracuse (Any 1 or combination of 2 of them)

UNC has the better winning percentage against any possible combination of those three teams. (2-1 against Miami and NCSU, 1-1 versus NCSU, 2-0 versus Miami and Syracuse, and 1-0 against Syracuse)

My head hurts.

Miami holds the head to head tie-breaker on NC State. So they have the inside track on the #6-seed after the win over Pitt Wednesday. All Miami needs is for NC State to lose to Syracuse or the Canes to beat Virginia Tech.

NC State can still be the #6-seed with a win over Syracuse and a Miami loss to Virginia Tech.

For the #7-seed, NC State holds the head to head tie-breaker on Pitt and has the inside track on the #7-seed. Because of NC State's win over Duke, they would have the tie breaker over Pitt and Clemson, Clemson and NCSU would tie with 2-1 records in the group head to head, but NCSU has the win over Duke and at that point, Clemson's best win would be against 3-seed Notre Dame. Should it come down to it because Notre Dame is beaten by Clemson and that renders Duke and Notre Dame in a tie for 2nd, the tie breaker would drop to the 4th spot and NC State would still win the tie breaker because of their record against UNC and Louisvlle.

So NCSU is all but locked into the #7-seed.

Clemson would be #8 with a win over Notre Dame, or a loss against the Irish and a Florida State win over Pitt.

If Pitt loses to FSU, the Panthers drop to the #9-seed, and still hold the tie-breaker on Florida State by their win over #3-seed Notre Dame.

With a win over Florida State and a Clemson loss to Notre Dame, Pitt is the #8-seed. Clemson would be the #9-seed. Florida State would be the #10-seed.

Wake Forest will be the #11-seed. Can’t jump FSU even if they tie at 7-11 in the standings because FSU has the tie-breaker head-to-head in a single game match up.

Next two come with caveats … If Virginia Tech loses to Miami, the Hokies will be the #14-seed.

Boston College will be the #12-seed with a win over Wake Forest. Eagles will be #13-seed if they lose to Wake.

Georgia Tech will be the #12-seed if Boston College loses to Wake Forest by virtue of their head-to-head win over BC.

If Virginia Tech beats Miami and Boston College loses to Wake, there will be a three-way tie for the #12, #13 and #14 seeds.

Boston College gets the #12 by a 2-0 record against Virginia Tech and Georgia Tech

Virginia Tech is the #13 with a 1-1 record against Boston College and Georgia Tech.

Georgia Tech is the #14 with a 0-2 record against Boston College and Virginia Tech.

Make sense?