SALEM, S.C. – Paced by four-under rounds of 68 from sophomores Adrien Pendaries and Evan Katz, No. 9 Duke held its third-place position after 36 holes of the Clemson Invitational in Salem, S.C, on Sunday.
The four ranked teams in the field continued to distance themselves from the 15-team pack with 18 holes remaining on Monday at the Cliffs at Keowee Falls. No. 8 Georgia Tech posted a 271 on Sunday and leads the tournament at 33-under par. No. 14 Georgia is six back, with the Blue Devils 10 back, and host No.