By Staff Reports.

Clemson visits Miami today at 6:30 p.m. at the Bank United Center in Coral Gables, Fla. The Tigers are seeking their fifth straight ACC win, something that has not been done by a Clemson team since the 1989-’90 team won six in a row on its way to an ACC Regular Season Championship. The Tigers are also looking for their fourth road-win of the ACC season, which could mark the sixth time in school history that has occurred.

GAME SETUP

Clemson (14-8, 6-4 ACC) vs. Miami (14-8, 4-5 ACC)

Date: Sunday, Feb. 8

Tipoff: 6:30 p.m. ET

Arena: BankUnited Center (7,972)

Radio: CTSN (Tony Castricone-pbp; Tim Bourret-color)

TV: ESPNU (Adam Amin-pbp; LaPhonso Ellis-color)

• Clemson is coming off its fourth straight win, 62-56 on the road over Florida State on Wednesday.

• A win Sunday would be Clemson’s fourth on the road, making the 2014-15 Tigers only the sixth team in school history to secure at least four ACC road wins.

• The Tigers are in search of their first win in Miami since the 2010-11 season, Brad Brownell’s first at Clemson.

SERIES HISTORY

CU Series W-L record: Clemson leads 12-9

Streak: Clemson won the most recent meeting

QUICK HITS

• Sunday’s game is the 15th meeting between Brad Brownell and Jim Larrañaga as head coaches, dating to their days leading UNC Wilmington and George Mason, respectively.

• Clemson’s “revenge” win over Florida State — a win over an ACC team that had previously beaten the Tigers at home — was only the eighth in school history, but second straight in Tallahassee.

• For the second straight season, Clemson earned its sixth ACC win on Feb. 4.

• Clemson’s four-game ACC winning streak is its longest since the 1996-97 season, Rick Barnes’ third season as head coach of the Tigers.

• The Tiger defense has held four straight ACC opponents below 40 percent shooting from the field — a first since Feb. 25 through March 5, 1964.

• In four games as a starter, Jordan Roper is averaging 16.8 points per game, up 12.6 from his average coming off the bench.

• Josh Smith set a career high with eight points at Florida State, while Austin Ajukwa matched his with seven — all in the opening half.