Here it is.
All-ACC First Team
Jerian Grant, Notre Dame
Quinn Cook, Duke
Jahlil Okafor, Duke
Olivier Hanlan, Boston College
Malcolm Brogdon, Virginia
All-ACC Second Team
Terry Rozier, Louisville
Montrezl Harrell, Louisville
Rakeem Christmas, Syracuse
Brice Johnson, North Carolina
Anthony Gill, Virginia
All-ACC Third Team
Trevor Lacey, NC State
Jamel Artis, Pittsburgh
Justin Anderson, Virginia
Marcus Paige, North Carolina
Tyus Jones, Duke
All-Defensive Team
Malcolm Brogdon, Virginia
Darion Atkins, Virginia
Montrezl Harrell, Louisville
Terry Rozier, Louisville
Rakeem Christmas, Syracuse
All Freshman Team
Jahlil Okafor, Duke
Tyus Jones, Duke
Justise Winslow, Duke
Justin Jackson, North Carolina
Xavier Rathan-Mayes, Florida State
Individual Awards
Player of the Year: Jerian Grant, Notre Dame
Defensive Player of the Year: Darion Atkins, Virginia
Rookie of the Year: Jahlil Okafor, Duke
Most Improved: Michael Gbinije, Syracuse
Sixth Man: Vic Beachem, Notre Dame
Coach of the Year: Tony Bennett, Virginia
Explanations, Caveats and Apologies
-The stats I used for voting were based on ACC play only.
-I fully intended to vote Malcolm Brogdon as the defensive player of the year. The problem was Brogdon wasn't nominated for the award only his teammate Darion Atkins was listed to represent Virginia. Writing in a name was not possible so I opted to vote for Atkins since someone on Virginia's historically good defense should probably win the award.
-Jerian Grant got my vote for player of the year. For me his impact on games was undeniable in terms of his own offense but facilitating for others. Jahlil Okafor obviously deserved consideration but he also ended up being slightly behind Quinn Cook for scoring average in ACC play.
-There were tough choices to make in assembling a list of the best 15 players in the ACC. There are undoubtedly other ballots that say something slightly different which doesn't make me right or them wrong but rather there is some diversity in our opinions about which players deserve these honors.