Thanks to his efforts, Louisville's lead didn't fall to single digits in the final 5:17 of the contest. In fact, in the game's final minutes with the result well in hand, the 14,991 in attendance at the KFC Yum! Center began to chant "Hadley! Hadley!" as he approached the free throw line. For him, that was an "indescribable" feeling.

Hadley understands that not every night will be like this one, but he knows his role. And when the time comes to take over a game, he’s more than capable of doing so. On a night

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J'Vonne Hadley's career-best 32 points propelled Louisville to a 74-64 victory over visiting Clemson on Tuesday in an Atlantic Coast Conference matchup.

Louisville (11-5, 4-1 ACC) not only hands Clemson (12-4, 4-1 ACC) their first conference loss of the season, but they extend their winning streak to five consecutive - the longest so far under first year head coach Pat Kelsey. It's the longest such winning streak since the 2020-21 season.