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The atmosphere at the Spectrum Center in Charlotte will be electric tonight as Juke Harris and the #13 seed Wake Forest Demon Deacons look to keep their "house money" run alive against RJ Godfrey and the #5 seed Clemson Tigers in the second round of the ACC Tournament.
The Wake Forest Demon Deacons (17-15) enter tonight with massive momentum following a thrilling 95-89 overtime victory against Virginia Tech on Tuesday. The Deacs are led by ACC Most Improved Player Juke Harris, a dynamic sophomore averaging 21.7 points and 6.7 rebounds per game. While Harris struggled with his shot yesterday, the depth of Steve Forbes' squad shone through, with Myles Colvin (18 points) and Nate Calmese stepping up to secure the win.
The Clemson Tigers (22-9), meanwhile, are well-rested and on a historic mission to claim their first-ever ACC Tournament title. Clemson has been one of the league's most consistent units, powered by the interior presence of RJ Godfrey (11.7 PPG, 5.3 RPG) and the scoring punch of veteran Butta Johnson. Despite the Tigers' superior seeding, Wake Forest took the lone regular-season meeting 85-77 in February, making tonight's late-night clash a high-stakes tiebreaker with a quarterfinal date against North Carolina on the line.
How to watch Wake Forest vs Clemson
Tonight's ACC Tournament showdown will be broadcast nationally on ESPN2, with a live stream available via the ESPN app and several major streaming platforms.
How to watch Wake Forest vs Clemson for free
To watch tonight's ACC clash for free, fans can sign up for a 7-day free trial of a streaming service like Fubo or DirecTV Stream, both of which carry ESPN2 in their standard lineups.
Fubo: The premier choice for college basketball fans. Fubo provides high-definition access to ESPN2, ensuring you don’t miss a single highlight of the Tigers and Deacons battling for their tournament lives.
ESPN+: While the game is on the main ESPN2 network, subscribers can also access the live stream via the ESPN app. It is an essential tool for fans following the "Second Season" in Charlotte.
