Clemson Tigers

11-10 - 10th in ACC

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South Carolina's win over LSU on Friday further cemented the No. 1 seeds.

Summah Evans sinks it from downtown

Tonie Morgan posts triple-double to lead No. 17 Georgia Tech women over Clemson 89-65

— Tonie Morgan finished with a triple-double to propel No. 17 Georgia Tech to an 89-65 victory over Clemson on Sunday.

Tonie Morgan gets the steal and the score

Tonie Morgan gets the steal and the layup to put the Yellow Jackets up 14.

Liatu King scores 23 points as No. 3 Notre Dame pulls away late to beat Clemson 67-58

— Liatu King had 23 points and 11 rebounds, Olivia Miles added 17 points and nine assists and No. 3 Notre Dame held on to beat Clemson 67-58 on Sunday without AP Preseason All-American guard Hannah Hidalgo.

Olivia Miles gets it done on both sides of the ball for Notre Dame

Olivia Miles gets it done on both sides of the ball for Notre Dame.

McQueen and Moore lead Clemson women to 69-58 win over No. 20 California

— Loyal McQueen scored 18 points, Mia Moore added 14 and Clemson defeated No. 20 California 69-58 on Thursday night.

Hayes scores 19, Brooks adds 18 to help No. 22 NC State women beat Clemson 83-79

— Madison Hayes scored 19 points, Zoe Brooks added 18 and No. 22 North Carolina State beat Clemson 83-79 on Sunday night.

ACC Standings

TEAM	W	L	GB	OVR
Duke	80.3	-	2	17
Clemson	77.4	1	4	17
Louisville	79.4	2.5	5	15
Wake Forest	70.0	2.5	5	15
SMU	83.1	2.5	5	15
Stanford	77.0	3.5	6	14
North Carolina	82.5	5	8	13
Pittsburgh	80.2	4	6	13
Florida State	77.8	4.5	7	13
California	76.3	6.5	9	11
Notre Dame	74.8	8	10	9
Syracuse	74.9	8.5	11	9
Georgia Tech	74.7	8.5	11	9
Virginia Tech	69.5	9.5	12	8
NC State	70.7	8	10	9
Virginia	61.9	8.5	11	9
Boston College	70.8	8.5	11	9
Miami	75.7	13.5	16	4

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