Louisville’s Tague Davis added another accolade to his historic season, earning ACC Player of the Year honors.Davis became the first Louisville player to win the award since Brendan McKay in 2017.The sophomore slugger put together one of the top power-hitting seasons in conference history, finishing the regular season with a .358 batting average while setting Louisville and ACC single-season records with 34 home runs. He also broke the program record with 96 RBIs.Louisville also had three other players earn All-ACC honors. Outfielders Griffin Crain and Zion Rose, along with third baseman Bayram Hot, were recognized by the conference.The Cardinals will face Pittsburgh in the ACC Tournament on Tuesday.