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" ACC victory costly for Ge By ASSOCIATED PRESS CLEMSON -Fifth-ranked Georgia Tcch defeated Clemson 83-71 Saturday night, but the beauty of breaking a school record with 14 straight victories ^ was marred by injuries to starting ' guards Mark Price and Bruce Dalrymple. "I'm really concerned about Price and Dalrymple," said Georgia Tech head coach Bobby Cremins. "I learned a long time ago, without Dalrymple and Price, forget my coaching ability. We're in trouble." Price turned his ankle midway in the first half of the regionallytelevised Atlantic Coast Conference game, but came back to play and scored 17 points, second fe only to forward Duane Ferrell's 21 for the Yellow Jackets. Dalrymple aggravated a pulled groin muscle. "Price turned his ankle. He's a gutty kid. He knew our depth situation is not the best. He said, 'Coach, let me try it for a minute. 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