North Carolina State University Athletics

ACC Announces Preseason Honors
10/13/2026 5:08:00 PM | Men's Basketball
Pack Picked Eighth in ACC Preseason Poll
CHARLOTTE, N.C. – NC State was voted eighth in the Atlantic Coast Conference preseason poll that was released on Tuesday, Oct. 13 by the conference office.
The media panelists selected Virginia forward Thijs De Ridder as the ACC Preseason Player of the Year, while Duke's Joaquim Boumtje Boumtje was chosen as ACC Preseason Rookie of the Year. De Ridder is Virginia's first ACC Preseason Player of the Year honoree since Malcolm Brogdon ahead of the 2015-16 season.
Duke picked up 45 of the 48 first-place votes, accumulating 861 total points. Virginia, Louisville and Miami each claimed a first-place vote and finished second through fourth, respectively in the preseason poll.
De Ridder was the lone unanimous choice for the Preseason All-ACC Team and was joined on the first team by Louisville's Flory Bidunga, Miami's Sheldon Henderson and the Duke duo of John Blackwell and Patrick Ngongba II. Bidunga was a First-Team All-Big XII selection and the league's Defensive Player of the Year while playing at Kansas last year. Blackwell earned Third-Team All-Big Ten honors at Wisconsin last season.
The second team featured Boumtje Boumtje, Louisville's Jackson Shelstad, Miami's Malik Reneau, Virginia's Chance Mallory and Virginia Tech's Amani Hansberry. Reneau was a First-Team All-ACC pick for the Hurricanes in 2026, while Shelstad earned Third-Team All-Big Ten honors at Oregon in 2025.
The 74th season of ACC men's basketball begins on Sunday, November 1, as Notre Dame plays Villanova in Rome, Italy. Thirteen teams open their seasons on November 2, while the remaining four kick off the season on November 3. League play commences on Tuesday, December 29.
Predicted Order of Finish (48 voters)
1. Duke (45), 861
2. Virginia (1), 778
3. Louisville (1), 758
4. Miami (1), 753
5. North Carolina, 658
6. Clemson, 623
7. Florida State, 519
8. NC State, 502
9. Virginia Tech, 489
10. SMU, 443
11. Syracuse, 353
12. Pitt, 323
13. Stanford, 267
14. Wake Forest, 234
15. California, 225
16. Notre Dame, 153
17. Boston College, 150
18. Georgia Tech, 119
First-place votes in parentheses
Preseason All-ACC Team
First Team
Thijs De Ridder, Virginia, 48
Flory Bidunga, Louisville, 47
John Blackwell, Duke, 44
Shelton Henderson, Miami, 44
Patrick Ngongba II, Duke, 42
Second Team
Malik Reneau, Miami, 30
Jackson Shelstad, Louisville, 24
Chance Mallory, Virginia, 23
Amani Hansberry, Virginia Tech, 21
Joaquim Boumjte Boumjte, Duke, 21
Preseason ACC Player of the Year
Thijs De Ridder, Virginia, 30 votes
John Blackwell, Duke, 12
Flory Bidunga, Louisville, 3
Malik Reneau, Miami, 2
Joaquim Boumjte Boumjte, Duke, 1
Preseason ACC Rookie of the Year
Joaquim Boumjte Boumjte, Duke, 34 votes
Caleb Gaskins, Miami, 5
Cameron Williams, Duke, 4
Maximo Adams, North Carolina, 3
Harris Reynolds, Clemson, 1
Deron Rippey, Duke, 1
The media panelists selected Virginia forward Thijs De Ridder as the ACC Preseason Player of the Year, while Duke's Joaquim Boumtje Boumtje was chosen as ACC Preseason Rookie of the Year. De Ridder is Virginia's first ACC Preseason Player of the Year honoree since Malcolm Brogdon ahead of the 2015-16 season.
Duke picked up 45 of the 48 first-place votes, accumulating 861 total points. Virginia, Louisville and Miami each claimed a first-place vote and finished second through fourth, respectively in the preseason poll.
De Ridder was the lone unanimous choice for the Preseason All-ACC Team and was joined on the first team by Louisville's Flory Bidunga, Miami's Sheldon Henderson and the Duke duo of John Blackwell and Patrick Ngongba II. Bidunga was a First-Team All-Big XII selection and the league's Defensive Player of the Year while playing at Kansas last year. Blackwell earned Third-Team All-Big Ten honors at Wisconsin last season.
The second team featured Boumtje Boumtje, Louisville's Jackson Shelstad, Miami's Malik Reneau, Virginia's Chance Mallory and Virginia Tech's Amani Hansberry. Reneau was a First-Team All-ACC pick for the Hurricanes in 2026, while Shelstad earned Third-Team All-Big Ten honors at Oregon in 2025.
The 74th season of ACC men's basketball begins on Sunday, November 1, as Notre Dame plays Villanova in Rome, Italy. Thirteen teams open their seasons on November 2, while the remaining four kick off the season on November 3. League play commences on Tuesday, December 29.
Predicted Order of Finish (48 voters)
1. Duke (45), 861
2. Virginia (1), 778
3. Louisville (1), 758
4. Miami (1), 753
5. North Carolina, 658
6. Clemson, 623
7. Florida State, 519
8. NC State, 502
9. Virginia Tech, 489
10. SMU, 443
11. Syracuse, 353
12. Pitt, 323
13. Stanford, 267
14. Wake Forest, 234
15. California, 225
16. Notre Dame, 153
17. Boston College, 150
18. Georgia Tech, 119
First-place votes in parentheses
Preseason All-ACC Team
First Team
Thijs De Ridder, Virginia, 48
Flory Bidunga, Louisville, 47
John Blackwell, Duke, 44
Shelton Henderson, Miami, 44
Patrick Ngongba II, Duke, 42
Second Team
Malik Reneau, Miami, 30
Jackson Shelstad, Louisville, 24
Chance Mallory, Virginia, 23
Amani Hansberry, Virginia Tech, 21
Joaquim Boumjte Boumjte, Duke, 21
Preseason ACC Player of the Year
Thijs De Ridder, Virginia, 30 votes
John Blackwell, Duke, 12
Flory Bidunga, Louisville, 3
Malik Reneau, Miami, 2
Joaquim Boumjte Boumjte, Duke, 1
Preseason ACC Rookie of the Year
Joaquim Boumjte Boumjte, Duke, 34 votes
Caleb Gaskins, Miami, 5
Cameron Williams, Duke, 4
Maximo Adams, North Carolina, 3
Harris Reynolds, Clemson, 1
Deron Rippey, Duke, 1
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