The ACC is using the secondary locker rooms at Spectrum Center for teams in the men’s basketball tournament. The lockers are split into Locker Rooms 1 and 2 (lower seed) and Locker Rooms 3 and 4 (higher seed), per signage at the arena.

Clemson's Brad Brownell was forced to address his team outside of its locker room at halftime after the team was bizarrely locked out. The Tigers went on to fall to Louisville in the ACC tournament semifinals.

Clemson head coach Brad Brownell spoke to the ACC about Friday night’s locker room incident, which had the Tigers locked out of their own locker room during halftime of their

Clemson men’s basketball found itself locked out of its locker room Friday night at the ACC semifinal. The team headed for the locker room trailing Louisville 33-28 at halftime only to be greeted by a locked door.

During halftime of the ACC semifinal matchup against Louisville, Clemson players had to make their adjustments outside their locker room.

Friday night was a strange night for the Clemson basketball team. Not only did the Tigers nearly comeback and win after being down 15 points with 3:28 to play, but they were also

Clemson’s halftime turned into a bizarre mess when the Tigers were locked out of their own locker room during the ACC Tournament semifinal against Louisville. Instead of breaking down adjustments and preparing for the second half, Clemson’s players and coaches were stuck in the hallway, waiting for someone to open the door.

Clemson faced more than just a tough opponent in their 76-73 loss to Louisville in the ACC Tournament on Friday night. In addition to some questionable calls la

Here is how Clemson head coach Brad Brownell reacted to the Tigers being locked out of their locker room at halftime against Louisville.