No. 2 Duke on Saturday night by dismantling the Atlantic Coast Conference’s other traditional power in North Carolina, 85-65.

Clemson (19-5, 11-2 ACC) took down the No. 2 Duke Blue Devils 77-71 in front of their home crowd in LittleJohn Coliseum, as big of a win as they come in college basketball. Brownell and the Tigers have proven to rise to the occasion on the biggest stage,

After Duke basketball's first loss since November, ESPN analyst Luke Hancock called Clemson's upset of the Blue Devils the 'ACC game of the year.' Cooper Flagg struggled in his team's loss, but the Blue Devils still have championship aspirations that should fuel them to play better moving forward.