In Friday's ACC action, Clemson beat SC State 69-54, Georgia Tech knocked off UTEP, 71-61, BC fell to Wisconsin, 65-55, Virginia Tech 56-51, and Maryland woke up to take Elon 76-57.
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Gary Williams was unhappy with his team's intensity against Delaware State and can't have been very happy that they let Elon stay with them for 35+minutes.
Note for Cameron: Elon loves the three.
We have to give BC some credit for hanging with Wisconsin for as long as they did (a second-half 26-2 run killed them) and then for cutting it to a 10 point game late. Wisconsin badgered Reggie Jackson into a 6-21 performance.
Virginia Tech won a critical game in beating Oklahoma State. It's the kind of game they usually blow, frankly, and that they didn't speaks volumes about the team. Bad news: Jeff Allen, Victor Davila and Cadarian Raines all picked up four fouls - Raines in just eight minutes.
This game and a very credible performance against Kansas State will really help them down the road.
Georgia Tech took down UTEP behind a 19/11 game from Glen Rice Jr. in the Legends Classic.
They'll get a tough opponent next: Syracuse in the finals.
Clemson's now 5-1 after the SC State game where Milton Jennings got his first double-double.
Next week starts the ACC-Big Ten Challenge, so we'll get a better idea soon of just where they are.