Brigitte Ardossi had 17 points and 13 rebounds, and No. 21 Georgia Tech reached 20 wins for the fourth straight year with a 68-53 victory over host Clemson on Monday night.
The Yellow Jackets (20-5, 6-3 ACC) had only two 20-win seasons in their history before MaChelle Joseph became coach before the 2003-04 season.
Clemson (11-14, 2-7) lost its 44th straight against ranked opponents, a streak that dates to November 2003.
Also Monday
More ACC women
Virginia 82, Maryland 68: Monica Wright scored 34 points as Virginia (17-6, 6-3 ACC) topped host Maryland (16-8, 3-6).
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Top 10 women
No. 5 Tennessee 69, Vanderbilt 60: Kelley Cain scored a career-high 19 points as Tennessee (21-2, 9-1 SEC) rallied past host Vanderbilt (17-7, 6-5).
The Associated Press
Area women
Shaw 68, Livingstone 50: Host Shaw (14-7, 9-6 CIAA) used a 19-1 scoring run early in the second half to power past Livingstone (8-13, 4-11).
Tanisha McGaughey led Shaw with 20 points.
St. Augustine's 51, Johnson C. Smith 48: Eliezer Iceson scored five of her seven points in the final 18 seconds to lift the visiting Falcons (13-9, 9-6 CIAA) over JCSU (16-7, 9-7).
LeKeisha White led St. Aug's with 17 points.
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Forget about Duke's comeback win over North Carolina. The evidence from this season suggests that the Blue Devils' biggest test of the week will come today when Maryland comes to Cameron Indoor Stadium. 
East Chapel Hill sophomore Ben Griffin was about 13 years old when he challenged a group of then-current and former University of North Carolina golfers. 
Remember when ACC teams began conference play about a month ago, and how it seemed like the road to the regular-season championship would be limited to a two-team race between North Carolina and Duke? 
While there will be bonus time to draw up a game plan for Thursday's trip to Duke, the break also comes at a good time for C.J. Williams. 
Duke will try to avoid a UNC hangover when it hosts the Terrapins 
North Carolina point guard Kendall Marshall said that Tar Heels coach Roy Williams has implemented a new rule for his team. 
Miami at Florida State, vying for Sunshine State bragging rights. ... Tar Heels smarting but looking to ramp things up at home against methodical Cavaliers. ... Terrapins get another crack at Blue Devils, in Cameron ... 
If Wake Forest wants to extricate itself from the ACC's cellar, wins in its next two games would be a good place to start. Keep up with the latest sports stories with our free e-mail newsletters, delivered to your inbox!
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