NOTRE DAME, IND.—Top-seeded North Carolina spotted Notre Dame a 5-0, first-quarter lead before roaring back to take the lead and hold off the fifth-seeded Fighting Irish, 14-13, on Sunday afternoon in an Atlantic Coast Conference Tournament semifinal at Arlotta Stadium. Carolina trailed, 5-0, in the first quarter before going on a 12-1 run to take control, then holding off a late rally to win the game. With the win, the Tar Heels earned the right to host the ACC championship game on May 7 in Chapel Hill. UNC is seeking its sixth consecutive ACC title, which would tie the longest streak in conference history (Maryland won six in a row from 2009-14). Carolina will be making its 15th ACC title game appearance, most in conference history. The Tar Heels won their 17th consecutive ACC Tournament game (the longest streak in history) and advanced to the ACC championship game for the seventh straight year and 11th time in the last 12 years. UNC is 66-6 in its last 72 games against ACC opponents (regular season and postseason).