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Clemson remains outside the Top 15 in On3’s post-spring Top 25 rankings
The 2023 Clemson football season had its ups and downs under Coach Dabo Swinney. They finished strong with a win against Kentucky in the Gator Bowl, but their 9-4 overall record and 4-4 in the ACC left some fans wanting more consistency. Now, the focus is on how Clemson can improve in 2024. Fans are eager to see what changes the team will make for the next season. As they prepare for new challenges, there’s a sense of hope and excitement for Clemson to get better. We saw a glimpse of that preparation in spring football, but with that behind us...
Clemson baseball ‘pretty secure’ as top eight national seed in new Field of 64
The Clemson Tigers enter the week ranked in the top five of two of the major college baseball Top 25 polls and are a No. 2 seed at this week’s ACC Baseball Tournament in Charlotte. According to On3’s latest Field of 64 projections for the postseason, that should be enough for the Tigers (40-13 overall, 20-10 conference) to lock in a spot as a top eight national seed for the 2024 NCAA Division I Baseball Tournament on Selection Monday, May 27. On3 kept Clemson as a No. 6 overall seed following the Tigers’ three-game sweep of Boston College to close the regular...
South Carolina Baseball: An updated projection says Gamecocks will not face rival Clemson Tigers in NCAA Tournament
To say the least, South Carolina baseball had an interesting SEC Tournament. The Gamecocks won three games over the Alabama Crimson Tide, Arkansas Razorbacks, and Kentucky Wildcats, but they lost both times to the LSU Tigers in gut-wrenching walk-off fashion. The Gamecocks hit the ball well for most of the...
What's Left for Clemson in 2025 Recruiting Class - The Tigers are heading into a crucial stretch for the 2025 recruiting class
While Clemson currently boasts one of the five best classes in the 2025 recruiting cycle, there is still more work to be done. With the big official visit weekend rapidly approaching, the Tigers are (...)
Clemson lands another huge commitment in the transfer portal
Brad Brownell and the Clemson men’s basketball team are retooling for the 2024-25 season, absolutely crushing it in the transfer portal. The Tigers men’s basketball team has been one of the most active teams in the transfer portal and it looks to be working out for them. On Monday, the Tigers’ added another big time transfer in Myles Foster. At 6-foot-7 and 235 pounds, Foster had an impressive senior season with the Redbirds, starting 31 games, shooting 53% from the field, and averaging 12.4 points, 8.1 rebounds, and over three blocks per game. This performance earned him the Missouri Valley Conference Newcomer of the Year. Before joining the Redbirds, Foster spent three seasons at Monmouth, where he was a Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference All-American in 2022, leading in points (12.5), rebounds (6.6), while also contributing 40 steals and 59 assists. Foster, who entered the transfer portal on April 2, has one season of eligibility left. He is the latest addition to Coach Brownell’s roster from the transfer portal, joining Viktor Lakhin from Cincinnati, Jaeden Zackery from Boston College, and Christian Reeves from Duke since the season concluded.
Clemson's Cardiac Cats - Clemson has rallied 24 times this season to steal victory from defeat
CLEMSON — Louisville head coach Dan McDonnell is glad he does not have to play Clemson anymore this season. Once again, the Tigers rallied from a huge deficit late in the game to beat the Cardinals for (...)
Clemson lands huge commitment from the grandson of Tigers’ legend Randy Mahaffey
Brad Brownell and the Clemson basketball team have been on a tear in the transfer portal, with recruiting also being strong but flying a bit more under the radar. Recently, the Tigers landed a huge commitment from Lake Norman High (Mooresville, N.C.) power forward/center Trent Steinour. The highly rated prospect announced his commitment via X Thursday. “110% committed! I want to thank Coach Brownell, Coach (Lucas) McKay and the entire coaching staff for this opportunity. I thank my family, friends and coaches for believing in me and I look forward to my future as a Clemson tiger! #Clemsongrit #AGTG” Steinour is the grandson of Clemson legend Randy Mahaffey. Mahaffey was a first-team All-ACC player in 1966-67, averaging 16 points and 9.7 rebounds during his career. According to the 247Sports Composite Rankings, Steinour is the No. 201 overall player in the 2025 class. 110% committed! I want to thank Coach Brownell, Coach Mckay and the entire coaching staff for this opportunity. I thank my family, friends and coaches for believing in me and I look forward to my future as a Clemson tiger! #Clemsongrit #AGTG pic.twitter.com/Ib8KrJ03kR — Trent Steinour (@TrentSteinour) May 23, 2024
Illinois State F Myles Foster heading to Clemson
Illinois State transfer Myles Foster announced his commitment to Clemson on Monday. The 6-foot-7 forward averaged 12.4 points and 8.1 rebounds in 32 games (31 starts) in his lone season with the Redbirds in 2023-24. "Last Stop," Foster posted on Instagram with a photo of himself in a Clemson uniform alongside Tigers coach Brad Brownell. Clemson will indeed be the last stop for Foster, who played three seasons at Monmouth (2020-23) before transferring to Illinois State. Foster has career averages of 8.9 points on 49.9 percent shooting with 5.1 rebounds in 118 games (65 starts). --Field Level Media
Clemson vs USC Upstate weather updates: Regional elimination game faces lightning delay
Inclement weather is disturbing the reginal round of the 2024 NCAA Softball Tournament across the country. One of the delays has also impacted the Tuscaloosa Regional, with Clemson softball playing USC Upstate in an elimination game on Saturday at the Crimson Tide's Rhoads Field. The Tigers (34-18) held a 3-0 lead on USC Upstate in the sixth inning when the delay started. Clemson was in the elimination game after losing 6-2 to Southeastern Louisiana on Friday. ...
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