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Wake Forest's Resilient Loss to Clemson

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Wake Forests mens basketball team, led by Juke Harris 22 points, mounted a comeback against Clemson in the ACC Tournament, but fell short 71-62. Despite the loss, the team showcased resilience, with Harris reaching 703 points, placing him 4th in Wake Forest history.

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Wake Forest's Resilient Loss to Clemson

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College Basketball News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Wake Forest's Resilient Loss to Clemson. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On March 12th, Wake Forest's 13th-seated men's basketball team wrapped up their ACC Tournament run with a 62-71 loss to. Fifth-seated Clemson on Wednesday night at the Spectrum Center. The Demon Deacon's finished the season at 17 wins and 16 losses, while Clemson improved to 23 wins and 9 losses. Juke Harris led Wake Forest with 22 points on 7 of 12 shooting, adding four assists and two rebounds. Senior Travon Spillers posted his third double-double of the year, scoring 15 points with 12 rebounds and a career high three. Three pointers. Off the bench, Nate Camille's chipped in 20 points during 25 minutes of play. The game started rough for Wake Forest, as they trailed by 18 at half-time, 41 to 23. They mounted a strong comeback in the second half, cutting the lead to as few as nine points late. Evan Heldon thanks the strong benchplay and offensive rebounds. Harris' big night pushes season total to 703 points, placing him fourth in Wake Forest

program history for single season scoring and the highest mark under Coach D Forbes. Despite the defeat, the team showed real grit and battling back, highlighting their resilience through a tough season.

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