1995 ACC Championship: North Carolina vs. Wake Forest

Duncan, Wallace, and Stackhouse battle it out for the title. From March 12, 1995.

1997 ACC Championship: NC State vs. North Carolina

1988 ACC Championship: Duke vs. North Carolina

Carolina wins its first title with Bill Guthridge at the helm. Antawn Jamison had 22 points and 18 rebounds.

2001 ACC Championship: Duke vs. North Carolina

Mike Dunleavy and the No. 2-seed Blue Devils take the title over the top-seeded Tar Heels.

2003 ACC Championship: NC State vs. Duke

Duke won its fifth men's tournament in a row thanks to a 30 point effort from freshman JJ Reddick. From March 16, 2003.

2005 ACC Championship: Georgia Tech vs. Duke

JJ Reddick and Duke win a physical game for the ACC title.

2006 ACC Championship: Boston College vs. Duke

Duke survives a halfcourt heave to win its 7th title in 8 years.

2007 ACC Championship: NC State vs. North Carolina

A memorable tournament run for the Wolfpack led to a title bout with the Tar Heels. From March 11, 2007.

1994-1995: North Carolina at Duke

One of the most legendary games in the history of the storied rivalry between the Tar Heels and Blue Devils. From Feb. 2, 1995.

2014-2015: North Carolina at Duke

An overtime thriller at Cameron Indoor when the #4 Blue Devils host the #15 Tar Heels. From Feb. 18, 2015.

1989 ACC Championship: North Carolina vs. Duke

Jeff Lebo and the Tar Heels take the title after falling in the past two championship games.

1991 ACC Championship: North Carolina vs. Duke

Rick Fox was named tournament MVP after the Tar Heels trounced Duke for the title.

1992 ACC Championship: North Carolina vs. Duke

The Tar Heels and Blue Devils battle with it all on the line.

1993 ACC Championship: Georgia Tech vs. North Carolina

James Forrest powers the Yellow Jackets to an upset of the eventual national champions.

1994 ACC Championship: Virginia vs. North Carolina

Jerry Stackhouse and the Tar Heels take the tournament crown in Charlotte.

1995 ACC Championship: North Carolina vs. Wake Forest

Duncan, Wallace, and Stackhouse battle it out for the title. From March 12, 1995.