The ACC is using the secondary locker rooms at Spectrum Center for teams in the men’s basketball tournament. The lockers are split into Locker Rooms 1 and 2 (lower seed) and Locker Rooms 3 and 4 (higher seed), per signage at the arena.

The Clemson Tigers men's basketball team took on the Louisville Cardinals Friday evening with a spot in the ACC title game on the line, and the ending was full of controversy.

Clemson’s late rally wasn’t enough to overcome Louisville, as the Tigers fell 76-73 in the ACC Tournament Semifinals on Friday night. Despite trailing by 15 points with just over three minutes remaining, Clemson fought back to give itself a chance in the final moments before ultimately coming up short at the Spectrum Center.

The 10th-ranked Clemson Tigers trailed No. 13 Louisville 33-28 at halftime of their semifinal game at the ACC Tournament and were in need of some in-game adjustments.

Clemson fans were heading for the exits by the game’s final media timeout, with Louisville leading Clemson by 15 points (67-52) at the 3:37 mark of the second half. The Cardinals somehow held on. The Tigers go home with a loss, but not as demoralizing as expected. This is a developing story and will be updated.

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