Miami is better than its record shows and should be able to hang with the Tigers even with the likely absence of Chris Lykes. The underdog is 15-6-1 ATS in the last 22 Miami-Clemson games, and the Tigers have only covered once in their last five games as favorites. Clemson struggles offensively, which should keep this one close.

ACC TOURNAMENT SECOND ROUND -- Miami beat Clemson, 73-68, in their lone meeting this season, but that lone meeting came on New Year's Eve and a lot has changed since then. The Hurricanes have been horrible on both offense and defense in ACC play this season. Clemson's offense isn't very good, but defensively the Tigers have been solid in conference play and that will give them an advantage against a Miami team that has had trouble stopping teams from scoring.