The Tigers don't want to get into a shoot out with the Hoos. Defensively they tend to be conservative. As a result, Clemson has the conferences seventh rated turnover margin at -1.2. Adam Hall and friends frustrated Solomon at Littlejohn, but he is capable of games where he just can't be defended. If Solomon is having one of those nights, it could be a relatively close contest.
Stockman is chock full of slick moves and is a very good long-range shooter.
He will probably take Solomon's place as the teams most prolific perimeter scorer next season, assuming Solomon jumps to the NBA as expected. Scott is quick defensively and dramatically improves Clemson's ball handling when he's on the floor. Henderson is a big strong kid who has the potential to become a fine player. This is clearly a game that Virginia will be expected to win. That being said, if Clemson's outside shooters are hot and the Cavs sluggish as they sometimes are, an upset isn't a big reach.