Tech Wrecks the Tigers, 85-64 |
ATLANTA, GA -- Clemson's Will Solomon struggled for the second straight game Saturday as
the Tigers suffered a 85-64 loss to Georgia Tech (16-10, 8-7 Atlantic Coast Conference) in Atlanta. Clemson (11-16, 2-12 Atlantic Coast Conference) came no closer than an 11 point deficit with 9:44 to play in second half, before the Yellow Jackets blew the game open. The Tigers were led in scoring for the second straight game by ACC rookie of the year candidate Tony Stockman with 14. Solomon who entered the game as the ACC's No. 2 scorer with a 20.6 average scored just 13. Chris Hobbs and Edward Scott each added 10 points for Clemson. Hobbs also had 10 boards. Playing his final home game, Shaun Fein scored 22 points for the Jackets. Clemson travels to Charlottesville, Wednesday to take on the Virginia Cavaliers in their next to last regular season game. Clemson will host Florida State in their final home game on Saturday, March 3rd before traveling to Atlanta for the ACC Tournament. GEORGIA TECH 85, Clemson 64
CLEMSON (11-16)
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