The Clemson Tigers men's basketball team took on the Louisville Cardinals Friday evening with a spot in the ACC title game on the line, and the ending was full of controversy.

Clemson enters the game with momentum, setting multiple program records this season, including most regular-season wins (26), most ACC wins (18), and most double-digit ACC wins (15)

Pat Kelsey’s No. 2-seeded Cardinals advanced to Saturday’s title game, where they will face No. 1 Duke, by notching a win over No. 3 Clemson on Friday

CHARLOTTE, N.C. - For the first time in program history, the Louisville men's basketball program is heading to the ACC Tournament semifinals. Now, the only things standing between them and a trip the the league's title game is a top-15 showdown with Clemson.

Chase Hunter scored 15 of Clemson's 29 second-half points to help the Tigers survive SMU in the ACC tournament. Here's how the star guard did it.

In doing so, the Tigers narrowly avoided going one and done in back-to-back ACC Tournaments after getting routed by Boston College in their opener last year. They also kept their chances of a league title and a top 4 NCAA Tournament seed alive.

Clemson's Chase Hunter on if he was fouled on tying attempt vs Louisville: 'That's not up to me. I tried to make a play, and it didn't go my way.'

Clemson basketball and Louisville will face off on Friday in the ACC Tournament. Here's how to watch, including start time, TV channel and more: