Clemson vs. Nevada postgame notes

Team Notes

• Clemson moved to 2-2 on the season with a 59-50 victory over Nevada in the consolation bracket of the Paradise Jam. It was Clemson’s first game against a team from the Mountain West Conference since 2007.

• The Tigers made five three-point goals, their most since the season opener.

• Clemson forced 15 turnovers Saturday, its second-best total defensively this season.

• The Tigers collected six steals against Nevada, the second-best total of the season.

* Clemson is now 2-0 on the season when holding the opposition to 50 points or less, and 30-2 in Brad Brownell‘s tenure at the school (136 games).

Individual Notes

• Landry Nnoko posted double figures for the fourth straight game to open the season. Nnoko never had back-to-back double-figure scoring games heading into 2014-15.

• Nnoko blocked two shots to extend his streak to 13 games with at least one block.

• Jaron Blossomgame led the Tigers in scoring for the first time this season, with 13 points. It was a season-high for the sophomore, who made 5-of-8 field goals.

• Damarcus Harrison grabbed seven rebounds, leading the Tigers for the first time this season.

• Josh Smith matched a career-high with six points, making both field goal attempts and two free throws in the first half.

• Austin Ajukwa matched career highs for minutes (23) and three-point goals (2) versus Nevada.