VT is coming off an awful game vs Penn St their last time out.
Virginia Tech's identity under Young when it succeeds is of a team that makes the extra pass offensively, plays tough, physical defense and scores from four or five spots on the floor. It did none of those things against Penn State, making just 37 percent from the field and permitting the Nittany Lions to hit 12 of 23 3-point attempts.

The Hokies' game plan against Clemson probably will consist of establishing Keve Aluma inside, hoping that the Tigers will have to devote two defenders to him on post touches. That would allow Virginia Tech's contingent of 3-point threats to have cleaner looks.
Look for VT at home to bounce back and get the win tonight.