The final weekend of ACC regular season play is upon us, with multiple programs jockeying for seeding in the conference tournament. Both Georgia Tech and North Carolina are in position to win the ACC regular-season crown. The rest of the league fights for favorable seeding, including a big weekend in the race for the double-bye top four seeds between Florida State and Miami in Tallahassee.With that said, let's dive into the ACC baseball power rankings!1. North CarolinaRecord:40-9-1 (20-7 ACC)Up next:NC StateLast week:1What to know: The Tar Heels enter the final weekend of ACC play with just one win needed to secure a top two seed in the conference tournament after a sweep of Pitt.2. Georgia Tech !What @LackeyVahn wants, @LackeyVahn gets. That's his 13th HR of the season 400 ft / 104 EV / 29 degrees ACCNX#StingEm x #WreckHavocpic.twitter.com/9EmBo6J1Zu Georgia Tech Baseball (@GTBaseball) May 9, 2026Record:42-8 (22-5 ACC)Up next:Boston CollegeLast week:2What to know: Georgia Tech's offense continues to punish opposing pitching staffs, scoring 39 runs in a dominant sweep over Duke and likely winning the ACC regular season title.3. Florida StateRecord:36-15 (17-10 ACC)Up next:MiamiLast week:3What to know: FSU's pitching staff stepped up and the Seminoles blasted six homers in a series win over Clemson, which sets up a dramatic final series against Miami. 4. Boston College Record:36-17 (17-10 ACC)Up next:Georgia TechLast week:4What to know: The Eagles have a chance to secure a top-four seed in the ACC tournament, a remarkable feat for the program if they pull it off. Yet, a weekend against Georgia Tech is no easy task. 5. MiamiSuper Sheahan clears the bases pic.twitter.com/czSMoWgigo Miami Hurricanes Baseball (@CanesBaseball) May 8, 2026Record:35-15 (15-12 ACC)Up next:Florida StateLast week:6What to know: Miami's offense is one of the best in the country, which was displayed in a series win over Louisville. The only problem for the Hurricanes is that the bullpen is one of the most unreliable in the nation. 6. VirginiaRecord:33-18 (13-14 ACC)Up next:Louisville Last week:5What to know: Cal strolled into Charlottesville and took the series against Virginia, who remain a confusing team capable of making a run in the ACC tournament or flaming out quickly.7. Wake ForestRecord:35-17 (14-13 ACC)Up next:DukeLast week:7What to know: Wake Forest strolled through a non-conference weekend series win over Western Carolina and is in position to potentially finish inside the top four of the ACC standings if results elsewhere favor the Demon Deacons.8. Virginia TechRecord:27-22 (13-14 ACC)Up next:ClemsonLast week:8What to know: Virginia Tech split a non-conference weekend with UNCG, but after a bleak start, the Hokies have turned things around this season ahead of the postseason.9. PittRecord:28-21 (10-17 ACC)Up next:Notre DameLast week:9What to know: A tough weekend in Chapel Hill for the Panthers, who were swept. Pitt needs a big weekend to secure a favorable conference tournament seed, and should they get it, the Panthers will be a tough out with the offense.10. North Carolina StateRecord:31-19 (13-14 ACC)Up next:North CarolinaLast week:10What to know: Things have slightly gone south for the Wolfpack with injuries throughout the pitching staff. Yet, NC State is a team that can challenge the best in a one-off game in the ACC tournament.11. Stanford Record:25-23 (12-15 ACC)Up next:CalLast week:15What to know: Stanford is starting to put things together at a good time, picking up another series win, this time over NC State, ahead of another winnable series against Cal.12. LouisvilleTague stands alone at the top of the @ACCBaseball home run list. ACCNX#GoCardshttps://t.co/wPaCVPs5A6pic.twitter.com/TJ1279jzec Louisville Baseball (@LouisvilleBSB) May 9, 2026Record:27-25 (11-16 ACC)Up next:VirginiaLast week:12What to know: Louisville likely has the ACC Player of the Year in Tauge Davis, who set the single-season home run record, but that might be the only silverware the Cardinals will compete for after an inconsistent year, mainly hampered by injury.13. Notre DameRecord:27-20 (11-16 ACC)Up next:PittLast week:14What to know: A strange season for the Irish, who at their best are a top-25 caliber team, ends with a showdown against Pitt and a chance to elevate conference tournament seeding.14. CalHIMD3KI SLAM! The leadoff catcher clears the bases with his second slam of the season and team-leading 12th !#GoBearspic.twitter.com/eqHUTZ4iEg Cal Baseball (@CalBaseball) May 8, 2026Record:27-24 (10-17 ACC)Up next:StanfordLast week:16What to know: Cal put together the most impressive win of the weekend, traveling to Virginia and beating the Cavs to set up a final weekend vs. Stanford that could catapult Cal up the standings or see them finish dead last.15. Clemson Record:30-22 (9-18 ACC)Up next:Virginia TechLast week:13What to know: The Tigers stole a game against Florida State, but the Seminoles never truly looked out of control of the series, as Clemson's woes continue, and the postseason seems unlikely without a magical run in the ACC tournament.16. DukeRecord:23-28 (9-18 ACC)Up next:Wake ForestLast week:11What to know: The Blue Devils are the lone ACC program with a record below .500 and are tied for the worst conference record with Clemson. A tough opening season for Corey Muscara.Liam Rooney coversFlorida Stateathletics for the Tallahassee Democrat. Contact him via email at LRooney@gannett.com or on Twitter @__liamrooney.This article originally appeared on Tallahassee Democrat: See the ACC baseball power rankings ahead of final weekend