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9:04 p.m. ET Miami's Anthony King battles for position under the basket with Virginia's Devin Smith.
(Jonathan Newton - The Washington Post)
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9:02 p.m. ET Miami's Guillermo Diaz drives between Virginia's Sean Singletary, left, and J.R. Reynolds in the second half.Reynolds finished the game with a career-high 32 points.
(Gerry Broome - AP)
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5:22 p.m. ET Florida State coach Leonard Hamilton, center, watches in the second half of his team's loss to North Carolina State. The Wolfpack scored the first 11 points of the game and held a double-digit lead for almost the entire game.
(Lawrence Jackson - AP)
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5:22 p.m. ET Florida State's Antonio Griffin attempts a jump shot over North Carolina State's Ilian Evtimov during the first half of the Wolfpack's 70-54 win. Evtimov finished with a game-high 18 points. (Gary Cameron - Reuters)
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4:34 p.m. ET North Carolina State's Andrew Brackman and Florida State's Al Thornton battle for the ball during the first half. (Haraz Ghanbari - AP)
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4:25 p.m. ET Florida State's Todd Galloway looks to pass against North Carolina State's Illian Evtimov. The Wolfpack leads, 33-19, at halftime. (Gerry Broome - AP)
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2:59 p.m. ET Clemson's Sam Perry, No. 33, battles for the ball with Maryland's Mike Jones during the first half Thursday (Mike Segar - Reuters)
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2:38 p.m. ET Clemson's Sharrod Ford is swarmed by the Maryland defense of Will Bowers, John Gilchrist and Chris McCray. Gilchrist injured his ankle and had to sit out most of the second half of Maryland's loss. (Doug Pensinger - Getty Images)
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2:35 p.m. ET Maryland coach Gary Williams watches as Travis Garrison stands behind him during their 84-72 loss to Clemson in the first round of the ACC tournament. It was the third time the Tigers have beaten the Terps this season. (Doug Pensinger - Getty Images)
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2:27 p.m. ET Terps fans cheer during Maryland's first round ACC tournament game, which they lost to Clemson, 84-72. The loss leaves Maryland's hopes for the NCAA tournament diminished. (Doug Pensinger - Getty Images)
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