CRAWFORD | Louisville holds on to beat Clemson 75-73, gets Duke in ACC title game
Clemson’s Chase Hunter was run off the three-point line by James Scott, then Aboubacar Traore blocked his shot at the rim, Louisville corralled the rebound, Chucky Hepburn made one of two free-throw, Hunter missed a running three at the buzzer, and Louisville fans could exhale.
No. 13 Louisville in first ACC final after beating No. 10 Clemson
CHARLOTTE - Terrence Edwards Jr.'s 21 points and J'Vonne Hadley's 20 were enough as No. 13 Louisville frustrated No. 10 Clemson's cold-shooting offense in a 76-73 victory in the Atlantic Coast Conference tournament semifinal Friday night.
Jae’Lyn Withers’ lane violation on a potential tying free throw proves costly to the Tar Heels after a stirring comeback.
Duke (30-3) will play the winner of the second semifinal between No. 10 Clemson and No. 13 Louisville in the title game.
The unbeaten Volunteers were the class of the Astros Foundation College Classic. Defending national champion Tennessee (11-0) ...
Clemson beat those ranked teams and lost to Ole Miss ... “Oklahoma State, Arizona, Ole Miss and three with South Carolina, that’s big time, I’ll put our schedule up there with anybody.” ...
For the second time this season, Duke will take on that team down the road in a rivalry bout. This time around, the Tar Heels ...
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North Carolina graduate forward Jae'Lyn Withers committed a lane violation with 4.1 seconds left that negated a tying free ...
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