CHARLOTTE, N.C. — SMU wants more in its first season as a member of the Atlantic Coast Conference.Syracuse got a taste of something good on the first day of the ACC tournament and would like to feast like that again.No. 14 seed Syracuse (14-18) meets sixth-seeded SMU (22-9) in a second-round game on Wednesday night.SMU, which received a first-round bye, has work to do to bolster its NCAA Tournament credentials. That’s something that must begin with the program’s first-ever game in the ACC tournament.”I don’t think anybody is satisfied,” SMU coach Andy Enfield said.Syracuse edged Florida State 66-62 on Tuesday night, ending the coaching career of retiring Leonard Hamilton.The Orange avenged a regular-season road loss in that game and aims to do the same thing against SMU. Barely a week ago, the Mustangs pulled out a 77-75 victory against Syracuse following Keon Ambrose-Hylton’s late tip-in.That type of result had defined the season for Syracuse, which endured numerous narrow defeats.”We’ve been in them, and I think what we talked about before, we felt like in all those games, we made some silly mistakes or didn’t kind of come through,” coach Adrian Autry said.SMU trailed by as many as 12 points in that game, while its largest lead was two points.A few days later, SMU ended the regular season with Saturday’s 76-69 loss at Florida State. The Mustangs have alternated losses and wins across their last eight games.