UNBELIEVABLE!

After trailing by 20 points in the second half the Clemson Tigers rallied on a last second three-point basket by Terrence Oglesby to beat Maryland 73-70.

Oglesby drilled a tie-breaking 3-pointer with 2.3 seconds remaining in the game as Clemson erased a 20-point second-half deficit in a 73-70 victory over Maryland on Sunday night.

With Landon Milbourne sagging off him on the right wing, Oglesby had clear path for the decisive basket to give the Tigers (21-7, 9-5 Atlantic Coast Conference) their fourth victory in five games.

Maryland (18-12, 8-7) collapsed after a basket by Greivis Vasquez put the Terrapins up 59-39 with 11:23 remaining. Clemson retaliated with a 31-11 run, tying the game on a breakaway slam by James Mays, who stole Milbourne's pass with 48.5 seconds to go.

Mays scored 16 of his 20 points in the second half and grabbed nine rebounds for Clemson, which had lost two straight to Maryland. Trevor Booker added 18 points and Oglesby had 12.

James Gist led the Terrapins with 15 points and eight rebounds. Vasquez had 13 points, eight rebounds and seven assists. Adrian Bowie and Eric Hayes scored 12 points each.

Vasquez's follow put Maryland up 59-39 with 11:23 left, but the Tigers responded with a 14-1 run to get within 60-53.

After a pair of Hayes free throws gave Maryland a 68-55 lead, Mays tallied the final seven points of a 9-0 run. Mays converted a 3-point play with 3:00 left and capped the run with a slam after Oglesby had stolen the ball from Gist on the ensuing inbound play to make it 68-64.

Gist had 11 points in the opening 20 minutes and Maryland scored 13 unanswered points after Booker's two-handed slam with 11:03 left in the half. The Tigers failed to score for almost six minutes, turning the ball over six times in that span.

Clemson started 8-for-21 from the floor, committed 14 first-half turnovers and squandered an early 18-15 lead. The Terrapins closed the half on a 22-7 run for a 37-25 halftime lead.

With the win, the Tigers improve to 21-7 on the season overall, and 9-5 in the ACC.

The Tigers return to the hardwood Thursday night at Georgia Tech before closing the season Saturday, Mar. 8 at home against Virginia Tech.