Clemson Virginia ACC title clash amps playoff cases
No. 3 Clemson faces No. 22 Virginia in Charlotte for the ACC championship. A win would push Clemson to a fifth straight playoff appearance and potentially a fifth straight title game, with Trevor Lawrence atop a skilled offense led by Travis Etienne and receivers Higgins and Ross. Virginia hopes to upset and earn respect, while Dabo Swinney and Bronco Mendenhall stress focus on football.
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Stills to return for WVU as Brown hails forward move
West Virginia coach Neal Brown announces Darius Stills will return for his senior season, a major step after a 5-7 year. Stills thanked family and God, and Brown notes 2020 focus on offense, development, and recruiting. George Campbell seeks sixth year, Stewart enters transfer portal as Mountaineers plan for next season.
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Huggins Eyes New York Showdown With St. John’s
WVU coach Bob Huggins promotes Saturday’s Big 12 Big East Challenge at Madison Square Garden against St. John’s as a premier test for Oscar Tshiebwe and Derek Culver. He notes Tshiebwe’s rapid development and the duo’s rebounding synergy as the Mountaineers aim for 8-0 and a home stretch before Youngstown.
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Duke rallies past Virginia Tech for 77 63 win
No 10 Duke trails early before a 12-2 12-3 run after halftime turns the tide in Blacksburg as Tre Jones and Vernon Carey Jr lead with 15 and 12 points respectively. PJ Horne pace Hokies with 15 while Wabisa Bede and Tyrece Radford add 12 each.
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