Following a 91-88 win over No. 25 Clemson, head coach Lamont Paris spoke to the media about South Carolina’s performance on Tuesday and what this victory means going forward. Here’s what he had to say.

This season, South Carolina (7-3) was already expected to lean on Murray-Boyles offensively. But Paris has also turned to Pringle, an Alabama transfer, to shoulder a bigger scoring role — a surprise given Pringle’s limited opportunities on that end of the court with the Crimson Tide.

Clemson continued to fight back though. Chase Hunter, who leads the Tigers in scoring with 16 points per game, did not score until the 16:58 mark of the second half. That’s when he turned it on, scoring all of his 27 points in the second half and OT.