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Luke Maye scored 17 points, including North Carolina’s last field goal with 5:33 remaining, and No. 12 North Carolina held off a late rally by No. 5 Duke to advance to the Atlantic Coast Conference Tournament championship game with a 74-69 victory on Friday night.
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Top-ranked Virginia led by as many as 14 in the second half, but the ‘Hoos had to fight off Clemson late, ultimately winning, 64-58, to advance to the ACC Tournament championship game.
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You can almost just go ahead and say, throw out the game tape from the 61-36 Virginia win over Clemson back in January.
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Gabe DeVoe scored 25 points and Shelton Mitchell had 21 as No. 19 Clemson beat Boston College 90-82 on Thursday to advance to the Atlantic Coast Conference Tournament semifinals for the first time since 2011.
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Three scenarios for transportation improvements at the Route 29-Hydraulic Road intersection and adjacent roads have been developed by the Hydraulic Planning Advisory Panel.
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Virginia Tech coach Buzz Williams and players Chris Clarke and Justin Robinson talk with reporters after the Hokies’ 71-65 loss to Notre Dame on Wednesday in the ACC Tournament.
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The Paramount Theater welcomes the community to cheer on the ‘Hoos as they play in the 2018 ACC Tournament quarterfinals with a free live broadcast on Thursday at 12 noon.
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Narratives change so quickly in March. About noon Wednesday, Louisville was trending downward, having lost seven of its last 10, including the inexplicable last-second loss at home to #1 Virginia that seemed to foretell NIT and not NCAA as the program’s postseason destination.
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Quentin Snider scored 19 points, Ray Spalding had 18 and Louisville built a huge lead before knocking off Florida State 82-74 on Wednesday in an ACC Tournament game with substantial NCAA implications.
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The 18th annual VSA art exhibit will kick off with an opening reception on Saturday, March 10, from 6:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. at Carver Recreation Center. The show features original art work by more than one hundred local artists. Proceeds from the sale of artwork go directly to the artist.
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