Clemson suffered its first loss in Littlejohn Coliseum this season as it fell to No. 12 Duke 66-57 on Sunday afternoon. The loss was Clemson’s second straight, the first time that has happened this season. With the loss, the Blue Devils clinch second place in the ACC at 10-4 while the Tigers drop to fourth place at 9-5.

Late in the second half, Clemson (20-6) found itself down as much as 10 points. But after David Skara made a layup with 2:03 to play, the Tigers rallied back to tie the game. Duke’s Gary Trent Jr. responded with a three-point shot, he was fouled by Scott Spencer, and then the guard made all three free throws. Wendell Carter Jr. three-point play that followed secured the Blue Devils’ win with 46 seconds left in the half.

Following the game, forward David Skara spoke to the media about the loss. Here is what he had to say: