NCAA Men's Basketball

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Virginia Tech Hokies 47
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NC State Wolfpack 24
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Match Report

No. 12 Virginia Tech beats No. 23 NC State 47-24

Kerry Blackshear had 13 points and 13 rebounds Saturday to help No. 12 Virginia Tech beat No. 23 North Carolina State 47-24 in the Wolfpack's lowest-scoring output of the shot-clock era.

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Team Stats

VT NCSU
16-45
FG
9-54
36
Field Goal %
17
7-21
3PT
2-28
33
Three Point %
7
8-13
FT
4-6
62
Free Throw %
67
42
Rebounds
36
10
Offensive Rebounds
14
32
Defensive Rebounds
22
8
Assists
2
8
Steals
5
3
Blocks
3
12
Turnovers
10
2
Team Turnovers
0
12
Total Turnovers
10
0
Technical Fouls
0
0
Total Technical Fouls
0
0
Flagrant Fouls
0
0
Points Off Turnovers
0
0
Fast Break Points
0
0
Points in Paint
0
11
Fouls
16
25
Largest Lead
2

Highlights

00:20 Alexander-Walker flushes two-handed jam Watch on ESPN 00:25 Markell Johnson a little high on the pass Watch on ESPN 00:31 Daniels pump fakes, knocks down the 3 Watch on ESPN

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