UNC suffers post-Duke hangover. Three takeaways from Tar Heels' home loss to Clemson
The Clemson Tigers lost their first 59 games in Chapel Hill. They’ve now won in two of their past three trips there, and dealt UNC a blow Tuesday night.
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The Clemson Tigers lost their first 59 games in Chapel Hill. They’ve now won in two of their past three trips there, and dealt UNC a blow Tuesday night.
Brad Brownell kept telling his Clemson players that they were a better team than their results had shown so far with their NCAA Tournament hopes in question. PJ Hall had 25 points along with the go-ahead putback with 3:14 left as the Tigers stunned the Tar Heels 80-76 on Tuesday night, earning a marquee win despite blowing a 16-point lead. “We just held on,” Brownell said, adding: “But our guys finished, which was really nice to see.”
“We’re not talented enough to turn it on and off whenever we want to,” said Armando Bacot after a night when the Tar Heels tried and failed to flip the switch after coming out flat.
A look back at UNC's Tuesday night loss, taking a closer look at what went wrong for the Tar Heels.
PJ Hall had 25 points along with the go-ahead putback with 3:14 left as Clemson survived a blown 16-point lead to stun No. 3 North Carolina 80-76 on Tuesday night.