Stanford can't keep pace with No. 21 N.C. State in home loss
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from www.mercurynews.com3 weeks ago
Stanford's struggles in the ACC continue as they suffer a heavy 81-67 defeat against N.C. State, with a disastrous 34-point third quarter sealing their fate.
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After leading by six at halftime, the Wolfpack dominated the third quarter with an impressive 65% shooting, including a crucial 9-0 run that extended their lead drastically.
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N.C. State's defensive pressure forced Stanford into 18 turnovers, which they capitalized on by outscoring the Cardinal 23-6 in points off turnovers, a key factor in their win.
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Despite strong individual performances from Stanford's Clardy and Agara, their overall team chemistry faltered, especially amidst N.C. State's relentless scoring and impressive shooting streaks.
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