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Clemson silences critics trouncing MWC Champ New Mexico

by Jfann

Posted: 3/23/2024 9:11:11 AM


Following an ugly ACCT loss to Boston College, the critics of Clemson basketball and Brad Brownell came out of the woodwork.

Was it justified? Maybe Maybe not. This was a team that looked like one of the country’s 15 best in November and December. They played unevenly going 11-9 in conference, and were a trainwreck in the ACC tournament.

They were safely in the NCAA tournament, but a short stay would have Clemson fans further bristling with frustration.

Now speaking as a Clemson fan as well, the below is just insane to me. I’d never root for a coach to lose in the tournament, but the sentiment wasn’t as uncommon as it should have been.

Well after trouncing MWC Champ New Mexico 77-56, not only is Brownell perfectly safe, but he and Clemson are 1 game from the Sweet 16.

Nothing silences critics like winning, and Clemson went out and dominated a New Mexico team that was a trendy pick to beat Clemson in an 11 – 6 game. It was a start to finish blowout, where if Joe Girard didn’t have one of his poorer games as a Clemson Tiger would have been a 30+ point win.

Now they face a quality Baylor team, but not one Clemson can’t play with. Baylor went 1-2 against TCU and Duke. Clemson beat TCU and came within seconds of beating Duke.

Hopefully, the few, but vocal Clemson fans rooting for Brownell to lose can find a way to enjoy this win.

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