During a crucial ACC basketball matchup, the Clemson Tigers were able to run away from Notre Dame.

At Littlejohn Coliseum on Wednesday evening, the Clemson Tigers defeated the Notre Dame Fighting Irish by a score of 83-68. Forward Ian Schieffelin led the Tigers in scoring with 24 points and brought down nine rebounds that contributed to the victory.

Viktor Lahkin played a significant role in the victory by contributing 18 points, five total rebounds, and five assists to the team’s total.

Markus Burton, who led the Fighting Irish with a league-high 30 points and five assists, was the driving force behind the team’s success.

Despite the fact that Schieffelin was quite hot, Chauncey Wiggins of Clemson was just as chilly. While Wiggins was just two-for-two from the free throw line, he was a perfect 0 for 5 from the floor. Additionally, he struggled to make both of his three-point shots during the game.

“Chauncey had a somewhat challenging evening tonight. Because he was unable to hit his shot, the ball ended up rolling around the rim. The coach of the Tigers, Brad Brownell, stated after the game that he would have loved to see him drive and get to the free throw line more often in his life. However, he hasn’t done it very much in his life. “I was under the impression that he had settled for a poor shot, but that’s progress. It is sufficient for him to play through it. He is going to be OK.”

A particular source of satisfaction for Brownell was the performance of his offence. They were able to recover from a run of six minutes during which they were unable to make a basket.

“Our offence tonight was really, really good,” he stated to reporters. The fact that Ian was able to accomplish what he did tonight is something that I am quite happy about. Tonight, we had 23 or 24 assists. You also want the best for Jake, who came off the bench tonight and played quite well. You want them to have success.

The moment Schieffelin scored his 1,000th point at Littlejohn, Brownell could not stop gushing over him. Schieffelin had made a significant score in his career.

Ian does not fit the mould of a conventional player. According to Brownell, “Guys enjoy playing with him because he is fun and he participates in games even when he is hurt.” He provides you everything that he can. There are times when he would be better off in rehabilitation than in practice. In addition to being a member of the team, he is one of those men who is constantly committed. Excellent individual to work with as a coach.”

Despite the fact that Schieffelin was 9-for-11 from the field and claimed to have played well, he was preoccupied with the fact that he only has one more competition at home. He expressed that he will always have a soft spot in his heart for the time he spent playing at Littlejohn.

“The game is basketball. According to Schieffelin, “though not every shot is going to go in, a significant number of mine did, and I was fortunate.” There is only one more home game left for me, and I am sure that it will become a little bit emotional. The outcome of the situation will be determined when I make my final appearance.

It was his time to give it his all, and he was fortunate enough to put the ball in the net, according to the senior player who was rather tall. In addition to that, he discussed the treatment that he has been receiving for his wounded hip and how well it places him for the bashing that takes place in the middle.

“I decided to just do the dirty work and pick it up and it was my turn to make shots,” Schieffelin explained to reporters. Although it has been challenging to receive treatment for a period of four hours, I am relieved that I did not have to miss any of the games. Chemistry is a strong point for this group. It is not an issue for us to forego a decent shot in order to score a terrific shot. In our games, we are selfless, and we like seeing the success of others.

The next game that Clemson will play is a road game against the Virginia Cavaliers on Saturday. The game will begin at 12:00 Eastern Time.