ATLANTA — Ty Greene is not one of the five Georgians on USC-Upstate's roster, but the senior guard looked like the most excited Spartan Saturday after scoring 13 of his game-high 16 points in the second half as USC-Upstate stretched its winning streak against ACC schools to two with a 59-54 win at Georgia Tech. The Spartans (8-2), from Spartanburg, S.C., lost their first seven all-time games to ACC teams before beating Virginia Tech 64-63 last season, and the Yellow Jackets (6-2) in McCamish Pavilion. Greene stole the ball from Georgia Tech's Marcus Georges-Hunt, and went the other way for a layup and a free throw after Georges-Hunt fouled him for a 52-48 lead with 3:39 left.
West Hall grad Stephens helps South Carolina-Upstate past Georgia Tech