Clemeson, SC – for the first 36 minutes of work on Saturday night, Clemerson detained duke star Cooper Flage In the examination. In the last seconds, Chis Hunter The daggers were delivered from the free throwing line, where the tigers ended the series of winning the Blue Devils 16.
The Great Clemerson Flumox men, who had only four points with six minutes remaining to play in the game, and they dominated the Duke No. 2 in the paint and on the glass, and they withdrew with a 77-71 Win.
“The second half, this is as good as possible,” said Clemerson coach Brad Braunil.
The performance follows one of the worst offers of tigers in this season, which is a three -time loss in front of Georgia Techni forward Victor Kahin I played only 15 minutes due to an unpleasant problem.
In the aftermath, Brownil preached one word to Lakhn: composure.
“Maybe he was 20 times about this word talking to me,” Kahin said on Saturday.
The lesson pays immediate profits. Lakhin ended 22 points, 4 rebound balls and 3 banned shots, along with Ian ChefflinThe flag that was struggling was disturbed, which fought to find its shot.
Clemerson outperformed the Duke 40-22 in the paint and ended with a 36-23 edge in the apostasy.
Braunil said he knows that Clemeson (19-5, 11-2 ACC) could have an advantage near the basket, believing that Duke (20-3, 12-1) would put his defensive focus on stopping shooting on the tigers.
Cheflin Dunk with 6:39 to play Clemeson Place by five. At that point, Flagg had only four points in fire 2 out of 11.
But Flagg followed this free software and 3 tidal plant points after operating 15-5 Clemson.
Flagg got 14 points during the next five minutes, and he had a ball with 14 seconds to go and an opportunity to tie the result. When Flagg attacked the basket, he slipped in a wet place on the field and was called to travel. Clemeson did not look back.
“I got a download feature, and I take it on any day of the week,” said Duke coach. “But there was a wet spot, and things sometimes go. But he really did every play in the past few minutes for the mere will.”
Flagg’s Spotty’s performance – a Scheyer jewel that has been destroyed to “Cooop Be Be Be Coop” after the first brittle half – is a sign of a student struggling to pay a material set of play in recent weeks. Share noted that Flagg, which would have been a great high school, did not categorize it, struggled slightly in practice last week.
“We have put a lot on his shoulders,” said Shire. “I have to help get rid of this because the time has come – we have to discuss his body and renew it. We have to return it. We know that there is more there, and we have to help him recover.”
If there is a secret sauce to strangle the flag, then Bronil and the tigers were not escalating to it.
“We haven’t done anything that no one had done before,” said Brownel.
Lakhin said it is simply a good plan for the game that corresponds to a strong execution. But with the fans repeating “exaggerating” in the last seconds before the court stormed after its victory over the second team in the country, Laan said that the performance was a prelude to greater things.
“[Flagg] “A great player, we have done a good job for him, but he will return. We hope to see him again in [ACC] The tournament and we will do well in a job after that. “
