By Lee Lance.
Coach Dan Brooks hauled in the Tigers 20th commitment for the class of 2011.
Stanton Seckinger, a wide receiver out of Porter-Gaud in Charleston, called head coach Dabo Swinney on Tuesday night to accept Clemson’s offer.
The 6′-5″, 200lb receiver has put up impressive numbers this season, hauling in 90 catches for over 1600 yards and 24 touchdowns.
Seckinger also has offers from Memphis and NC State.
Dan Brooks is the recruiter on record for Seckinger.
The Clemson Softball team completed the series sweep over Elon with an 8-0 victory in five innings on Sunday afternoon at McWhorter Stadium. The Tigers held Elon scoreless over the course of all three (…)
It didn’t take Andrew Mukuba long to make a good impression on his first day of practice at Clemson. The true freshman safety caught the eye of senior safety Nolan Turner when the Tigers opened spring (…)
Clemson has decided to move on from cornerback Derion Kendrick. With Kendrick moving in and out of Dabo Swinney’s doghouse the last couple of years, the Tigers’ head coach had enough. As reported, (…)
Clemson defensive back Derion Kendrick has been dismissed from the Clemson football team. The Clemson Insider confirmed through sources Sunday morning he has been officially released from the team. He is (…)
There is really nothing that is keeping Dabo Swinney up at night as Clemson finished Day 3 of spring practice Saturday. He feels he has a good roster, and as a whole they are not in the kind of situation that (…)
Clemson dished out its latest scholarship offer on Saturday to one of the nation’s top offensive line prospects in the 2022 class. The Clemson Insider breaks down the Tigers’ latest offer right here: (…)
GREENVILLE — Andrew Eyster hit a one-out double to right center field in the bottom of the 11th inning, scoring Brady Allen from second base as No. 16 South Carolina downed the 22nd Clemson Tigers, (…)
Clemson rolled Elon 10-0 in the second game of a double header on Saturday to claim the series. The Tigers exploded offensively with 11 hits and took advantage of a difficult day in the field for their (…)
GREENVILLE — Clemson got on the board in the fourth inning. Bryar Hawkins doubled just over the first base bag to start the inning. James Parker hit a single up the middle to score Hawkins. After the (…)
Clemson got 19 points and six rebounds from Aamir Simms, while Al-Amir Dawes came off the bench to add 18 points as the Tigers beat Miami, 66-58, to win their fifth straight game. Saturday’s win at (…)
