The No. 3 seed Clemson Tigers (27-5) and the No. 2 seed Louisville Cardinals (26-6) will meet in the semifinal of the ACC Tournament on Friday.
How to Watch Clemson Tigers vs Louisville Cardinals:
- Date: Friday, Mar. 14, 2025
- Time: 9:30 PM ET
- Channel: ESPN, ESPN2
- Stream: FuboTV (watch for free)
Louisville took down Clemson when these two met in the regular season with a 74-64 win over the Tigers. J’Vonne Hadley led the Cardinals with an impressive 32-point, ten-rebound performance on 10-12 shooting from the field and was a perfect 3-3 from distance in the win.
Clemson has won nine in a row, while Louisville has come out victorious in ten straight, making them two of the hottest teams in college basketball. Whoever wins this game will have a legitimate chance to win the ACC title, and go on a deep run through the NCAA Tournament, especially now that Cooper Flagg is out for Duke. Neither program wants to lose the momentum they have been building up for over a month now.
Chase Hunter leads the Tigers in scoring and is coming off an efficient 21-point game in their quarterfinals game against SMU. It was a bounce back game for the senior after a shooting below 25 percent and only scoring four points in the last game of the regular season.
Chucky Hepburn is one of the players to watch on Louisville. He is a streaky shooter, but he can take over the game when he gets hot from three. Earlier in the month, he was a perfect 6-6 from distance against Pittsburgh and finished the game with 37 points.
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The winner of this game will move on to face either No. 1 Duke or No. 5 North Carolina in the final. Every game matters now, and both teams know that a deep tournament run could make all the difference when Selection Sunday rolls around.
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