Clemson fans are outraged after a controversial finish in the ACC Tournament semifinal against Louisville.

Duke star Cooper Flagg, who suffered an ankle injury during the ACC tournament, will "be available" for the NCAA tournament, according to Dan Gavitt, NCAA senior vice president of men's basketball.

The Clemson Tigers took on the Louisville Cardinals in Charlotte on Friday night in the second semifinal game of the ACC Tournament. After the Duke Blue Devils ...

Clemson’s strong season keeps its NCAA Tournament spot safe despite a tough ACC semifinal loss to Louisville, which included ...

Tipoff for the championship game is set for 8:30 p.m. as UofL searches for their first ACC Title in program history ...

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What began with 15 teams has dwindled to two in Charlotte, North Carolina, as the ACC Tournament bracket has chewed up and ...

During halftime of the ACC semifinal matchup against Louisville, Clemson players had to make their adjustments outside their ...

When Cinderella teams show up in the NCAA Tournament, they capture the hearts of America. Last year, that team was NC State, ...

Here's the latest on Cooper Flagg's ankle injury, including whether he'll play vs. Louisville in Saturday's men's ACC ...

ESPN and CBS Sports update Clemson's projected seeding in the NCAA Tournament after the Tigers' ACC Tournament loss to ...