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CHARLOTTE -- Malik Reneau poured in 24 points and made key plays in the second half as Miami knocked off No. 24 Louisville 78-73 in the Atlantic Coast Conference tournament quarterfinals Thursday afternoon.

Tru Washington came off the Miami bench for 17 points and Tre Donaldson provided 14 points and six assists for the third-seeded Hurricanes, who avenged a loss from the weekend as the teams met for the second time in six days.

Miami (25-7) will face second-seeded and No. 10 Virginia, an 81-74 winner earlier against North Carolina State, in Friday night's first semifinal.

Ryan Conwell scored 22 points for sixth-seeded Louisville (23-10), but his 1-for-10 mark on 3-pointers contributed to the team's 25% accuracy (6-for-24) from beyond the arc. J'Vonne Hadley racked up 19 points and reserve Khani Rooths had 11 points, but the Cardinals couldn't repeat their success from a day earlier against SMU.

This latest tournament result reversed Louisville's 92-89 road victory in Saturday's regular-season finale. That outcome knocked Miami out of the Top 25.

On Thursday, Louisville pulled within 69-68 before Reneau scored in the lane with a minute to play. Washington's steal on the inbounds play and two ensuing free throws gave the Hurricanes four points in a matter of one second of game time.

Reneau later sank two free throws to help the Hurricanes seal the outcome. Washington finished one point shy of his season high.

Louisville was hurt by 13 turnovers compared to eight for Miami.

The Cardinals shot 56.0% in the first half, but led only 38-37 at the break.

Back-to-back baskets from Washington pushed Miami to a 53-44 edge with less than 14 minutes remaining. Conwell had seven points during Louisville's 10-2 spurt that drew the Cardinals to within 63-62.

Louisville has held out injured freshman standout Mikel Brown Jr. for four games this month in hopes he'll be healed enough to participate in the NCAA Tournament. The Cardinals went 3-1 in those games.

--Bob Sutton, Field Level Media