US EditionLouisville headed to first-ever ACC championship after big win over Clemson
- On Friday night, March 14, 2025, at the Spectrum Center in Charlotte, NC, USA, Louisville Cardinals defeated the Clemson Tigers 76-73 in an Atlantic Coast Conference tournament semifinal game.
- Louisville, the second-seeded team with a 27-6 record, needed a defensive play to seal the outcome against third-seeded Clemson, who had a 27-6 record and were led by Chase Hunter.
- Terrence Edwards Jr. And J'Vonne Hadley respectively scored 21 and 20 points for Louisville, while Chase Hunter scored 23 points for Clemson, whose offense was cold-shooting and shot 39.1 percent from the field compared to the Cardinals' 43.6 percent.
- With 54 seconds remaining and Clemson within 75-73 after a late surge, Aboubacar Traore blocked Hunter's potential tying shot, and Hepburn made a free throw for the final score after Hunter misfired on a desperation attempt.
- Louisville is advancing to its first ACC title game where it will meet top-seeded Duke, who has a 30-3 record and defeated North Carolina 74-71 in the first semifinal, with the championship game scheduled for Saturday night.
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CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — Terrence Edwards Jr. scored 21 points, J’Vonne Hadley added 20 points and nine rebounds and No. 13 Louisville held on to beat No. 10 Clemson 76-73 in the Atlantic Coast Conference Tournament semifinals. Chucky Hepburn, the…
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Johni Broome scored 23 points and grabbed 14 rebounds as regular-season champion Auburn opened its bid to repeat at the Southeastern Conference Tournament by holding off eighth-seeded Mississippi 62-57. The third-ranked Tigers will play eighth-ranked Tennessee…
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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. Advancing to its first…
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