Notre Dame basketball: When does the 2022 MBB ACC Tournament start?

The Notre Dame basketball team locked up the No. 2 seed in the 2022 MBB ACC Tournament, and here is all the info needed for the tournament.

It has been a special season for the Notre Dame basketball team, as they have won 22 games, and put together some incredible win streaks along the way. After putting true freshman Blake Wesley into the starting lineup for the Kentucky game, the Irish have been one of the more consistent teams in the country, and will now try their luck in the 2022 ACC Tournament.

Here is the info needed to watch the 2022 ACC Tournament

What: 2022 MBB ACC Tournament
When: March 8-12, 2022
Live Stream: FuboTV

Overall, the ACC Tournament is going to be an exciting week of basketball, and as the party gets started on Tuesday, everyone is out to chase No. 1 Duke in Coach K’s final season at the helm of the Blue Devils program.

Notre Dame basketball the No. 2 seed

For their efforts, the Irish have landed the No. 2 seed in the 2022 ACC Tournament, which means they will not have to play again until the quarterfinals. That means their first game will be on Thursday, March 10, and the hope is, they can play their way into a possible berth in the championship game.

Already seen as a single-digit seed in the NCAA Tournament, the Irish can significantly improve their seeding with a solid showing in the ACC Tournament.

Nov 20, 2021; South Bend, Indiana, USA; Notre Dame Fighting Irish running back Kyren Williams (23) stiff arms Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets safey Tariq Carpenter (2) in the second quarter at Notre Dame Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Matt Cashore-USA TODAY Sports

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Notre Dame basketball has had a bit of an NCAA Tournament drought over the past few seasons, so it was exciting to see this veteran group put it together for a run over the past few months. The Irish have the outside shooting and experience to make a deep run in both the ACC Tournament and through March Madness, as well as having a veteran head coach who has been in some big battles before.

If they can play consistently and share the basketball, as they have been doing all season, the Irish could surprise some people over the next few weeks.