Maryland signed Sam Casell Jr. to a full athletic scholarship.

Cassell, the son of former NBA point guard Sam Cassell, chose the Terps over South Florida, Connecticut and Central Florida, among others.

"The hometown school definitely won out," his AAU coach Carlton Carrington told the Baltimore Sun. "I know Sam has had an affection for the University of Maryland. He has a good relationship with Coach Bino (Ranson). I know that they had identified him in the summer time. And they have been very, very persistent. Coach (Mark) Turgeon identified him along with Bino. Once the head coach gets involved, it's hard to get away."

Florida State defeated North Carolina by a final score of 85-82 to win the 2012 ACC Tournament.

The Seminoles defeated North Carolina and Duke by three points apiece on successive days.

Michael Snaer was named Tournament MVP and was joined on the All-Tournament Team by teammate Luke Loucks, North Carolina's Tyler Zeller and Kendall Marshall, and C.J. Leslie of North Carolina State.

Terrell Stoglin is considering turnin pro, but in all likelihood will return to Maryland for his junior season.

“Pretty much right now I’m thinking about coming back” to Maryland, Stoglin said. “I just want to test the waters to see what my chances are.”

Stoglin, a 6-foot-1, 185-pound guard, averaged an ACC-best 21.6 points this season. He was a second-team all-conference selection.

“The chance of me coming back is pretty good,” Stoglin said. “I love Terp Nation. I love College Park.”

North Carolina's Tyler Zeller, John Henson and Harrison Barnes headline the All-ACC First Team and are joined by Duke's Austin Rivers and Virginia's Mike Scott.

Zeller was also named Player of the Year, while Henson won Defensive Player of the Year honors and Rivers was recognized as Freshman of the Year.

On the All-ACC Second Team are North Carolina's Kendall Marshall, Maryland's Terrell Stoglin, C.J. Leslie of North Carolina State, Erick Green of Virginia Tech and Florida State's Michael Snaer.

On the All-ACC Third Team are Duke's Seth Curry and Mason Plumlee, C.J. Harris of Wake Forest, Lorenzo Brown of N.C. State and Kenny Kadji of Miami.

Receiving Honorable Mention votes are Florida State's Bernard James, Travis McKie of Wake Forest, Durand Scott of Miami and Andre Young of Clemson.

Rivers headlines the All-Freshman team and is joined by Maryland's Nick Faust, Dorian Finney-Smith of Virginia Tech and Shane Larkin of Miami.

Henson was joined on the All-Defensive Team by James and Michael Snaer of Florida State, Young, and Jontel Evans of Virginia.