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FINAL: No. 10 BYU 67, Clemson 64 Robert Wright wins it at the buzzer for BYU! Largest second-half comeback in BYU history, trailed by 22. AJ Dybantsa with a virtuoso performance: 28 points, 9 rebounds, 6 assists. 9-17 FG -- with 22-7-5 after halftime.

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