HOUSTON, Texas – Despite a hot start and a career high of 29 points from All-ACC forward Amari Robinson, the Clemson Tigers women’s basketball team dropped its second game of the Van Chancellor Classic against the Tulsa Golden Hurricane by a score of 74-64. CU got off to a hot start in the first quarter and pounced out to a 19-11 lead, sparked by a pair of three pointers from point guard Nya Valentine. Robinson chipped in four points and Clemson outrebounded Tulsa 12-9 in the opening frame, as well. Tulsa bounced right back with a 19-11 quarter in the second to knot things up at 30 heading into the locker rooms for halftime. Robinson had a game-leading 15 points at the break. Robinson put the offense on her back in the third period scoring 8 of the team’s 10 points – featuring a 4-4 stretch from the free throw line – but Tulsa’s offense couldn’t be stopped as they dropped 23 points to create a 53-40 advantage heading into the fourth. Clemson put together a well-balanced f