Viktor Lakhin scored 22 points, Clemson held player of the year candidate Cooper Flagg in check for most of the game and the Tigers defeated No. 2 Duke 77-71 to snap the Blue Devils’ 16-game winning streak.

The blazing Duke basketball squad now faces the Tigers and their reserve center, former two-year Blue Devil Christian Reeves.

Viktor Lakhin scored 22 points and Chase Hunter made the go-ahead basket in the final minute as Clemson knocked off No. 2 Duke 77-71 on Saturday night at Clemson, S.C., ending the Blue Devils' 16-game winning streak.

Clemson (19-5, 11-2 ACC) took down the No. 2 Duke Blue Devils 77-71 in front of their home crowd in LittleJohn Coliseum, as big of a win as they come in college basketball. Brownell and the Tigers have proven to rise to the occasion on the biggest stage,

Viktor Lakhin, Ian Schieffelin and Chase Hunter all had clutch performances in the Clemson Tigers' upset win over No. 2 Duke. Her are five takeaways.