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Duke and Clemson met in the ACC Tournament semifinal after narrow quarterfinal wins for both teams.
Clemson trailed early but relied on defense to stay within striking distance of Duke.
Caleb Foster was sidelined, impacting Duke's rotation and preparation for the semifinal.
Clemson carried a low turnover rate, helping keep the game close against Duke.
Duke entered as the better team on paper, but the spread remained tight at 10.5 points.
The matchup featured bets and picks from analysts, including Duke's Cameron Boozer as a key player.
Broadcast details noted the game time and TV channel for fans.
The article provides odds, spread, moneyline, and totals for the semifinal matchup.
The piece includes a reader call to action about sportsbook promos tied to bets.
The article was written by Iain MacMillan, a betting editor with college basketball focus.
The article emphasizes the potential impact of Duke missing Foster on the semifinal outcome.

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Duke, the No. 1 seed, faced Clemson in an ACC Tournament quarterfinal at Spectrum Center with a 9:30 p.m. ET start.
Duke held a high scoring average with a strong defensive record heading into the game.
Clemson shown a solid scoring margin with efficient defense entering the matchup.
Three-point shooting stats were highlighted for both teams, including Duke’s sharp shooting and Clemson’s perimeter defense.
Streaming and broadcast details were provided, including Fubo as a streaming option and ESPN2 as the TV channel.
Betting odds and matchup context were provided by BetMGM as part of the preview.
The article notes Duke’s winning streak context and the potential implications for the ACC Tournament.
The report included a note about in-person ticketing options for fans.
The article presents a snapshot of team comparisons, including scoring, defense, and three-point data to frame the game.
The piece identifies the reporters and agency information behind the watch guide.

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Duke defeated Clemson 73-61 in the ACC tournament semifinal in Charlotte to reach the championship game.
Cameron Boozer led Duke with 24 points and 14 rebounds, marking his 18th double-double of the season.
Cayden Boozer added a season-high 16 points for Duke in the win.
Nikolas Khamenia also scored 14 points and connected on three 3-pointers.
Clemson went without a field goal for the final 7½ minutes of the first half.
Duke built a 19-point halftime lead as the game swung in their favor.
The win sets up a showdown with Virginia for the ACC title.
Virginia had earlier defeated Miami to reach the final.
Duke’s performance continued a strong ACC tournament run for the team this season.
The game featured a notable run by Duke after Clemson missed early chances.

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