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No. 12 Louisville won't have starting point guard Quentin Snider on Thursday when it hosts Clemson at the KFC Yum! Center in Louisville. Snider, who strained a hip flexor in the second half of Saturday's 78-69 win over Duke, likely will miss the next two to three weeks of games, according to coach Rick Pitino. The Cardinals (15-3, 3-2) likely will use a combination of McMahon, senior transfer Hicks and senior walk-on David Levitch at the point guard spot. Continue to Article

January 18, 2017 4:40:pm EST

After Virginia's win over Wake Forest on Sunday night, head coach Tony Bennett knew his team's upcoming matchup against Clemson would be tough. In addition to the Tigers being an up-and-coming team in the ACC, their football team was getting ready to play for a national championship the next night against Alabama. "I'm sure if Clemson wins the national championship, they'll unveil their team at our game on Saturday," Bennett said after the Wake Forest game. Continue to Article

January 13, 2017 8:32:pm EST

Ben Lammers had 23 points and 10 rebounds, Quinton Stephens added 16 points and Georgia Tech beat Clemson 75-63 on Thursday night. The inexperienced Yellow Jackets, who upset North Carolina and played Louisville tough, pulled off another surprising performance at home under first-year coach Josh Pastner. Josh Okogie finished with 13 points, and Tadric Jackson scored 10 for the Yellow Jackets (10-6, 2-2 Atlantic Coast Conference). Continue to Article

January 12, 2017 9:31:pm EST

Time for No. 23 Notre Dame to get greedy in Atlantic Coast Conference play. Eight days ago, Irish coach Mike Brey, who will be coaching in career game No. 700 Saturday against Clemson (11-3, 1-1 ACC), wished only for a one-game win streak when ACC play commenced in a New Year's Eve game at Pittsburgh. Notre Dame (13-2, 2-0) won that one by one in overtime. Continue to Article

January 06, 2017 5:53:pm EST

Joel Berry scored 31 much-needed points as North Carolina got by Clemson and avoided an 0-2 start to ACC play. Joel Berry wouldn’t let North Carolina’s ACC title hopes fade away. With an 0-2 conference record looming in the rafters of Littlejohn Colliseum as the Tar Heels trailed Clemson early in the second half Tuesday night, Berry did what so many Carolina fans had been waiting for him to do: He took over, and led the 14th-ranked visitors to a 89-86 overtime victory over the surging Tigers. Continue to Article

January 03, 2017 10:20:pm EST