Before fourth-year head coach Hubert Davis and his Tar Heels (19-11, 12-6 ACC) hosted the Miami Hurricanes (6-23, 2-16 ACC) on Saturday afternoon, UNC basketball checked in second among the "First Four Out" in ESPN bracketologist Joe Lunardi's forecasted March Madness bracket.

UNC took care of business in dominant fashion over Miami, earning their fifth straight win this year. Now, UNC does have work to do still, but stacking wins is all they can really hope for at this point in the season.

Six UNC players scored in double figures as the Tar Heels spread the wealth — and the minutes — in a methodical home win over Miami.

Here's how the ACC's 18 men's basketball programs stack up, with Duke at No. 1 and North Carolina moving into the top four:

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On Saturday night, the Duke Blue Devils hosted the Florida State Seminoles in North Carolina. The Blue Devils won by a score of 100-65. Cooper Flagg finished t

Isaiah Evans scored 19 points and No. 2 Duke overcame freshman star Cooper Flagg’s injury scare to rout Florida State 100-65 on Saturday night

Down two players, Duke basketball had a scare when Cooper Flagg was injured. He returned in the Blue Devils' blowout win against Florida State.