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Georgia Tech's tournament hopes take huge hit in 61-59 loss to Pittsburgh in ACC Tournament
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Pittsburgh forward Michael Young (2) puts up a shot against Georgia Tech center Ben Lammers (44) during the second half of a game in the first round of the ACC tournament on Tuesday in New York. - photo by Julie Jacobson
NEW YORK — Three days after being scolded with a seat on the bench to start a game, Pitt’s senior leaders responded by playing with the type of urgency coach Kevin Stallings was hoping to see. With their renewed effort, the Panthers might have pushed Georgia Tech off the NCAA bubble. Michael Young scored 17 points and Jamel Artis added 11 points and nine rebounds as Pittsburgh rode its top two players to a 61-59 victory against Georgia Tech on Tuesday night in the first round on the Atlantic Coast Conference Tournament.
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