True freshman DeAndre Hopkins hit the court for the first time as a Tiger Wednesday night as cheers of “Nuke” rung out in Littlejohn.
Hopkins has only been with the team for just over a week, but played the final two minutes as the Tigers cruised to victory.
On his first defensive series Hopkins came up with a block.
TheClemsonInsider.com was on hand for all of the action and we bring you exclusive courtside video of his first play with the Tigers!
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