2026 All-ACC Basketball Team:

The Top 20 Worthy Candidates
(With Season-Long Stats/Analytics)


By David Glenn
North Carolina Sports Network
(last updated March 6, 2026)

Entering the Atlantic Coast Conference’s final weekend of regular-season action, and with ballots due Sunday, here is an updated version of my “season-long running rough draft” list of top All-ACC candidates.

It’s a practice I began during the 1987-88 season, my first year covering the league. Later, for decades, I distributed it to my ACC Sports Journal staff and other media colleagues who requested it in early March.

The statistics below are updated through games of March 6, meaning they are missing only the results from Saturday, the last day of the conference’s 2025-26 regular-season schedule.

The abbreviations below include metrics such as Player Efficiency Rating (PER), BPR (Bayesian Performance Rating), PRPG (Points Over Replacement) and Win Shares (WS), in addition to more commonplace statistical references. PER and WS are from the Basketball Reference website. BPR is from Evan Miya. PRPG is from Bart Torvik.

#1—F Cameron Boozer, Fr., Duke (2025 HS signee)
33 mpg, 23 ppg, 10 rpg, 58% FG, 78% FT, 40% threes, 121/66 ATO, 48 steals, 17 blocks
35.7 PER, 14.9 BPR, 7.8 PRPG, 8.7 WS

#2—F Caleb Wilson, Fr., UNC (2025 HS signee)
31 mpg, 20 ppg, 9 rpg, 58% FG, 71% FT, 26% threes, 64/47 ATO, 36 steals, 33 blocks
31.2 PER, 8.8 BPR, 5.4 PRPG, 4.8 WS

#3—G Ebuka Okorie, Fr., Stanford (2025 HS signee)
35 mpg, 23 ppg, 4 rpg, 45% FG, 83% FT, 35% threes, 101/47 ATO, 44 steals, 8 blocks
26.1 PER, 7.2 BPR, 6.3 PRPG, 5.1 WS

#4—PG Boopie Miller, Sr., SMU (2024 Wake Forest transfer)
35 mpg, 19 ppg, 4 rpg, 47% FG, 87% FT, 41% threes, 194/78 ATO, 46 steals, 2 blocks
22.6 PER, 7.6 BPR, 5.7 PRPG, 4.8 WS

#5—PG Tre Donaldson, Sr., Miami (2025 Michigan transfer)
34 mpg, 17 ppg, 4 rpg, 45% FG, 77% FT, 35% threes, 178/65 ATO, 38 steals, 7 blocks
20.0 PER, 7.7 BPR, 4.3 PRPG, 4.7 WS

#6—C Henri Veesaar, r-Jr., UNC (2025 Arizona transfer)
31 mpg, 17 ppg, 8 rpg, 61% FG, 61% FT, 41% threes, 55/41 ATO, 17 steals, 34 blocks
25.4 PER, 9.2 BPR, 4.7 PRPG, 4.7 WS

#7—F Malik Reneau, Sr., Miami (2025 Indiana transfer)
29 mpg, 19 ppg, 7 rpg, 56% FG, 77% FT, 37% threes, 65/83 ATO, 27 steals, 22 blocks
26.5 PER, 7.1 BPR, 4.3 PRPG, 4.6 WS

#8—F Thijs De Ridder, Fr., Virginia (2025 international/Belgium signee)
28 mpg, 16 ppg, 6 rpg, 52% FG, 71% FT, 34% threes, 47/53 ATO, 27 steals, 14 blocks
23.8 PER, 7.3 BPR, 3.8 PRPG, 4.2 WS

#9—G Juke Harris, So., Wake Forest (2024 HS signee)
34 mpg, 21 ppg, 7 rpg, 45% FG, 78% FT, 34% threes, 51/52 ATO, 40 steals, 7 blocks
23.1 PER, 5.7 BPR, 4.9 PRPG, 4.3 WS

#10—G Ryan Conwell, Sr., Louisville (2025 Xavier transfer)
30 mpg, 19 ppg, 5 rpg, 41% FG, 84% FT, 35% threes, 76/56 ATO, 35 steals, 6 blocks
19.7 PER, 7.0 BPR, 4.1 PRPG, 4.0 WS

#11—G Isaiah Evans, So., Duke (2024 HS signee)
27 mpg, 15 ppg, 3 rpg, 43% FG, 89% FT, 37% threes, 38/32 ATO, 25 steals, 21 blocks
19.5 PER, 8.6 BPR, 3.8 PRPG, 4.3 WS

#12—C Patrick Ngonba, So., Duke (2024 HS signee)
22 mpg, 11 ppg, 6 rpg, 60% FG, 69% FT, 28% threes, 56/38 ATO, 18 steals, 32 blocks
25.1 PER, 9.8 BPR, 3.7 PRPG, 4.3 WS

#13—G Quadir Copeland, Sr., NC State (2025 McNeese State transfer)
28 mpg, 14 ppg, 3 rpg, 50% FG, 77% FT, 41% threes, 203/78 ATO, 54 steals, 2 blocks
23.0 PER, 7.8 BPR, 4.3 PRPG, 4.0 WS

#14—F Ven-Allen Lubin, Sr., NC State (2025 UNC transfer)
28 mpg, 14 ppg, 7 rpg, 68% FG, 71% FT, 27% threes, 28/26 ATO, 14 steals, 26 blocks
25.0 PER, 4.8 BPR, 4.9 PRPG, 4.4 WS

#15—F RJ Godfrey, Sr., Clemson (2025 Georgia transfer)
25 mpg, 12 ppg, 5 rpg, 63% FG, 66% FT, 25% threes, 47/43 ATO, 19 steals, 18 blocks
22.2 PER, 6.8 BPR, 3.2 PRPG, 3.8 WS

#16—G Mikel Brown Jr., Fr., Louisville (2025 HS signee)
29 mpg, 18 ppg, 3 rpg, 41% FG, 84% FT, 34% threes, 99/65 ATO, 26 steals, 3 blocks
20.4 PER, 6.5 BPR, 3.9 PRPG, 2.7 WS

#17—G Chance Mallory, Fr., Virginia (2025 HS signee)
25 mpg, 10 ppg, 4 rpg, 44% FG, 77% FT, 35% threes, 106/36 ATO, 51 steals, 4 blocks
21.5 PER, 8.0 BPR, 3.3 PRPG, 4.0 WS

#18—G BJ Edwards, Sr., SMU (2023 Tennessee transfer)
33 mpg, 13 ppg, 6 rpg, 47% FG, 77% FT, 37% threes, 138/54 ATO, 65 steals(!), 5 blocks
19.9 PER, 7.2 BPR, 3.8 PRPG, 3.7 WS

#19—F Amani Hansberry, Jr., Virginia Tech (2025 West Virginia transfer)
31 mpg, 14 ppg, 8 rpg, 49% FG, 74% FT, 35% threes, 71/60 ATO, 43 steals, 20 blocks
21.6 PER, 6.3 BPR, 3.5 PRPG, 3.7 WS

#20—G J’Vonne Hadley, Sr., Louisville (2024 Colorado transfer)
27 mpg, 12 ppg, 5 rpg, 57% FG, 70% FT, 44% threes, 49/21 ATO, 26 steals, 8 blocks
19.6 PER, 6.5 BPR, 4.1 PRPG, 3.9 WS

Other top ACC players tracked this season: Boston College junior G Fred Payne, Cal senior F John Camden, Clemson junior F Carter Welling, Florida State senior G Robert McCray V, Georgia Tech junior F Baye Ndongo, Georgia Tech senior G Kowacie Reeves, Louisville junior F Sananda Fru, Miami freshman F Shelton Henderson, Miami senior C Ernest Udeh Jr., NC State sophomore G Paul McNeil Jr., NC State senior F Darrion Williams, Notre Dame junior G Markus Burton (injured), Notre Dame freshman F Jalen Haralson, Pitt senior F Cameron Corhen, SMU senior G Jaron Pierre Jr., Stanford senior G Benny Gealer, Syracuse sophomore F Donnie Freeman, Syracuse senior C William Kyle III, UNC senior G Seth Trimble, Virginia Tech sophomore G Ben Hammond.

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