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Clemson Hits 9 First Half 3-Pointers
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The Clemson Tigers took an 18-point lead over Wake Forest into the locker room at halftime, and they were able to do so with some hot three-point shooting. The Tigers went 9-18 from beyond the arc with seven different players hitting a three-pointer. That hot shooting first half carried Clemson through the second half, with their lead only dipping below double-digits twice. The nine first half three-pointers by Clemson is the CPI Security: Securing The Win moment of the game.
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