Clemson and Georgia already have secured thrills in the Charleston Classic.
So each side would like to double that pleasure when they meet in the event's Palmetto bracket final Sunday afternoon in Charleston, S.C.
Clemson (5-1) rallied from 11 points down in the final 11 minutes to beat West Virginia 70-67 on Friday night. Carter Welling's late-game offense provided the boost that the Tigers desperately needed.
"Just really proud of my team," Clemson coach Brad Brownell said. "We just stayed with it and kept grinding and guarding. ... To finish one off is really meaningful. Our team found a way. Sometimes those are more important wins for your team long term, that your team just finds a way."
Georgia (6-0) took its turn with dramatics in the first day's nightcap, winning 78-77 against

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