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Clemson lost for little On a trip to the ACC title game on Friday night, and they can have a place to point out the finger.
The tigers followed Louisville, classified 10 and 13, respectively, 33-28 in half of Friday in CharlotteAnd both teams went to the locker room.
However, there was only one problem: Clemson’s costume would not open.
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The Clemsson Tigers bank with a dejected appearance during the second half against Louisville cardinals in Spectrum Center. (Images Jim Dedmon-Imagn)
The players were locked up for several minutes, and chief coach Brad Brownell had to go to his team from the corridors of the Spectrum Center.
Brownell said none of that had happened “at this level.”
“It’s disappointing, obviously,” he added.
A SCO spokesman said it is not clear how the door, which is blocked from the inside, ended up closing. The conference publishes a security guard outside each costume for each game, and there had never been incidents before.
The Clemson Tigers chief coach Brad Brownell reacts in the first half in Spectrum Center. (Bob Donn-Imagn images)
The ACC added two minutes to part time, but it seemed clear that Clemson was at least a little nervous to start the second half. Finally they stayed behind 15 after spending more than six minutes without a field goal.
The Tigers finally obtained some impulse and reduced the advantage to two with a furious rally and had the opportunity to take the lead after Louisville was called to a rape of the shooting clock.
But James Scott blocked Hunter’s impulse after turning off his man, Chucky Hepburn made one of the two free throws with six seconds to make a three -point game, and the three -point inclined shot of Chase Hunter from 25 feet in the bell failed.
The chief coach of the Clemsson Tigers, Brad Brownell, during the second half against the Louisville cardinals at the Spectrum center. (Images Jim Dedmon-Imagn)
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Terrence Edwards scored 21 points, J’vonne Hadley added 20 points and nine rebounds For the cardinals. They will have to go against Duke best classified, who joined by the rival of the Life UNC in the semifinal without Cooper Flagg to obtain their first conference title.
Associated Press contributed to this report.
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