GREENSBORO, N.C. (theACC.com) – The Atlantic Coast Conference announced its 2022-23 Men’s Basketball All-ACC Academic Team on Thursday.
The team is comprised of 44 student-athletes and highlighted by All-ACC honorees Hunter Tyson of Clemson and Kyle Filipowski of Duke. Tyson was a First-Team All-ACC honoree, while Filipowski earned Second-Team All-ACC honors and was named the 2023 ACC Freshman of the Year and the ACC Tournament MVP.
Tyson was selected to the All-ACC Academic Team for the fourth time in his career. Prior to the ACC Tournament, Tyson was named the 2023 recipient of the Skip Prosser Award, presented annually to the top scholar-athlete in ACC men’s basketball. He was presented the award on March 9 prior to the Tigers’ ACC Tournament game against NC State.
Syracuse’s Joseph Girard III and Virginia Tech’s Hunter Cattoor each earned All-ACC Academic Team honors for the third time.
Notre Dame, Virginia and Virginia Tech led all schools with six honorees on the 2022-23 team. Louisville and Pitt each had five selections.
Academic requirements for selection to the All-ACC Academic Team are a 3.0-grade point average for the previous semester and a 3.0 cumulative average during one’s academic career. In addition, student-athletes must compete in at least 50 percent of their team’s contests.
2022-23 All-ACC Academic Men’s Basketball Team
Name, School, Position, Class, Major
Mason Madsen, Boston College, G, Jr., Applied Psychology
Brevin Galloway^, Clemson, G, Gr., Athletic Leadership Graduate Certificate
RJ Godfrey, Clemson, F, Fr., Parks, Recreation, & Tourism Management
Ian Schieffelin, Clemson, F, So., Management
Hunter Tyson#, Clemson, G, Gr., Athletic Leadership Masters
Jaylen Blakes, Duke, G, So., Political Science
Kyle Filipowski, Duke, F, Fr., Undeclared
Jacob Grandison, Duke, F, Gr., Graduate - Continuing Studies
Ryan Young, Duke, F, Gr., Master’s - Markets & Management Studies
Tom House, Florida State, G, Fr., Political Science
Baba Miller, Florida State, F, Fr., Interdisciplinary Social Sciences
Fabio Basili, Louisville, G, Fr., Undecided
Brandon Huntley-Hatfield, Louisville, F, So., Sport Administration
Michael James, Louisville, G/F, So., Sport Administration
Hercy Miller, Louisville, G, So., Business
Zan Payne, Louisville, F, Gr., Post Bacc
RJ Davis, North Carolina, G, Jr., Exercise & Sport Science
Tyler Nickel, North Carolina, G/F, Fr., Communication Studies
LJ Thomas, NC State, G, Fr., Political Science
Marcus Hammond, Notre Dame, G, Gr., Master of Nonprofit Administration
Nate Laszewski^, Notre Dame, F, Gr., Master of Business Analytics
Ven-Allen Lubin, Notre Dame, F, Fr.
Cormac Ryan^, Notre Dame, G, Gr., Strategy (Graduate)
JJ Starling, Notre Dame, G, Fr.
Trey Wertz, Notre Dame, G, Gr., Master of Business Analytics
Nelly Cummings, Pitt, G, Gr., Post Bacc-Communications
Guillermo Diaz Graham, Pitt, F, Fr., Dietrich School of Arts and Sciences
Jorge Diaz Graham, Pitt, F, Fr., Dietrich School of Arts and Sciences
Greg Elliott, Pitt, G, Gr., Post Bacc-Communications
Federiko Federiko, Pitt, C, So., Dietrich School of Arts and Sciences
Joseph Girard III%, Syracuse, G, Sr., Sport Management
Francisco Caffaro, Virginia, C, Gr., Social Foundation - Graduate
Ryan Dunn, Virginia, G/F, Fr., Undeclared
Jayden Gardner^, Virginia, F, 5th, Youth & Social Innovation
Isaac McKneely, Virginia, G Fr., Undeclared
Kadin Shedrick^, Virginia, F, Sr., Commerce
Ben Vander Plas, Virginia, F, Gr., Professional Learning Program
Grant Basile, Virginia Tech, F, Gr., Agricultural and Life Sciences
John Camden, Virginia Tech, F, So., Communication
Hunter Cattoor, Virginia Tech, G, Gr., Instructional Technology (Graduate)
MJ Collins, Virginia Tech, G, Fr., Communication
Sean Pedulla, Virginia Tech, G, So., Sport, Media & Analytics
Mylyjeal Poteat, Virginia Tech, F, Jr., Sociology
Andrew Carr, Wake Forest, F, Jr., Communication
^Two-time honoree
%Three-time honoree
#Four-time honoree
The team is comprised of 44 student-athletes and highlighted by All-ACC honorees Hunter Tyson of Clemson and Kyle Filipowski of Duke. Tyson was a First-Team All-ACC honoree, while Filipowski earned Second-Team All-ACC honors and was named the 2023 ACC Freshman of the Year and the ACC Tournament MVP.
Tyson was selected to the All-ACC Academic Team for the fourth time in his career. Prior to the ACC Tournament, Tyson was named the 2023 recipient of the Skip Prosser Award, presented annually to the top scholar-athlete in ACC men’s basketball. He was presented the award on March 9 prior to the Tigers’ ACC Tournament game against NC State.
Syracuse’s Joseph Girard III and Virginia Tech’s Hunter Cattoor each earned All-ACC Academic Team honors for the third time.
Notre Dame, Virginia and Virginia Tech led all schools with six honorees on the 2022-23 team. Louisville and Pitt each had five selections.
Academic requirements for selection to the All-ACC Academic Team are a 3.0-grade point average for the previous semester and a 3.0 cumulative average during one’s academic career. In addition, student-athletes must compete in at least 50 percent of their team’s contests.
2022-23 All-ACC Academic Men’s Basketball Team
Name, School, Position, Class, Major
Mason Madsen, Boston College, G, Jr., Applied Psychology
Brevin Galloway^, Clemson, G, Gr., Athletic Leadership Graduate Certificate
RJ Godfrey, Clemson, F, Fr., Parks, Recreation, & Tourism Management
Ian Schieffelin, Clemson, F, So., Management
Hunter Tyson#, Clemson, G, Gr., Athletic Leadership Masters
Jaylen Blakes, Duke, G, So., Political Science
Kyle Filipowski, Duke, F, Fr., Undeclared
Jacob Grandison, Duke, F, Gr., Graduate - Continuing Studies
Ryan Young, Duke, F, Gr., Master’s - Markets & Management Studies
Tom House, Florida State, G, Fr., Political Science
Baba Miller, Florida State, F, Fr., Interdisciplinary Social Sciences
Fabio Basili, Louisville, G, Fr., Undecided
Brandon Huntley-Hatfield, Louisville, F, So., Sport Administration
Michael James, Louisville, G/F, So., Sport Administration
Hercy Miller, Louisville, G, So., Business
Zan Payne, Louisville, F, Gr., Post Bacc
RJ Davis, North Carolina, G, Jr., Exercise & Sport Science
Tyler Nickel, North Carolina, G/F, Fr., Communication Studies
LJ Thomas, NC State, G, Fr., Political Science
Marcus Hammond, Notre Dame, G, Gr., Master of Nonprofit Administration
Nate Laszewski^, Notre Dame, F, Gr., Master of Business Analytics
Ven-Allen Lubin, Notre Dame, F, Fr.
Cormac Ryan^, Notre Dame, G, Gr., Strategy (Graduate)
JJ Starling, Notre Dame, G, Fr.
Trey Wertz, Notre Dame, G, Gr., Master of Business Analytics
Nelly Cummings, Pitt, G, Gr., Post Bacc-Communications
Guillermo Diaz Graham, Pitt, F, Fr., Dietrich School of Arts and Sciences
Jorge Diaz Graham, Pitt, F, Fr., Dietrich School of Arts and Sciences
Greg Elliott, Pitt, G, Gr., Post Bacc-Communications
Federiko Federiko, Pitt, C, So., Dietrich School of Arts and Sciences
Joseph Girard III%, Syracuse, G, Sr., Sport Management
Francisco Caffaro, Virginia, C, Gr., Social Foundation - Graduate
Ryan Dunn, Virginia, G/F, Fr., Undeclared
Jayden Gardner^, Virginia, F, 5th, Youth & Social Innovation
Isaac McKneely, Virginia, G Fr., Undeclared
Kadin Shedrick^, Virginia, F, Sr., Commerce
Ben Vander Plas, Virginia, F, Gr., Professional Learning Program
Grant Basile, Virginia Tech, F, Gr., Agricultural and Life Sciences
John Camden, Virginia Tech, F, So., Communication
Hunter Cattoor, Virginia Tech, G, Gr., Instructional Technology (Graduate)
MJ Collins, Virginia Tech, G, Fr., Communication
Sean Pedulla, Virginia Tech, G, So., Sport, Media & Analytics
Mylyjeal Poteat, Virginia Tech, F, Jr., Sociology
Andrew Carr, Wake Forest, F, Jr., Communication
^Two-time honoree
%Three-time honoree
#Four-time honoree
