The 2010 Atlantic Coast Conference Men's Swimming & Diving Championships concluded Saturday as the Florida State Seminoles took third place, behind Virginia and North Carolina, with 566.5 points. Highlights included Andy Hodgson winning his second straight 200 back conference title, and Rob Holderness winning the 200 breast and resetting his school record.

The third day of the 2010 Atlantic Coast Conference Men's Swimming Championships concluded Friday and Florida State's men's team remains in third place with 369points. Highlights included Scott Thacker and Rob Holderness earning a first and second place finish in the 100 breast finals.

The second day of the 2010 Atlantic Coast Conference Men's Swimming Championships concluded Thursday night with the Florida State men's team in third place with 189 points. Highlights from University of North Carolina's Koury Natatorium included junior Robby Hayes setting a new school record in the 200 IM.

The Florida State men's swimming team began their quest for an ACC title Wednesday night. Following the first two relay events the Seminoles are in third place with 65 points.