Georgia Tech's Mustaf, Fleming Shine in Loss

0:00On March 7, Georgia Tech's regular season wrapped up with a tough loss at Clemson, falling just short of a big road upset against the Tigers. It marked the yellow jackets 12 straight to feet, but they showed fight in a game that could have handed Clemson a key setback. Standout performance is lit up the floor for Georgia Tech. Jaden Moustav had a career-high 28 points, attacking the rim aggressively and going 11 of 12 from the free-throw line. Freshman and a Kai Fleming added 18 points with 6 rebounds while Kawati Reeves finished strong with 20 points on 9 of 12 shooting, including clutch shots down the stretch. The bench, though, let them down big time. Coach Damon Studemeyer stepped to a short 7-man rotation and the reserve scored just two points total. That lack of depth has been a season-long issue hurting the team's chances. One bright spot came at the free-throw line, where Georgia Tech shot 18 of 21, their best mark of the year. Moustav and Fleming combined for 17 of those makes after driving hard all-game.

1:00As the yellow jackets head to the postseason, players like Moustav and Fleming look ready for bigger roles, giving fans hope amid the struggles.