Clemson third baseman John Hinson was drafted with the No. 400 selection by Houston Tuesday afternoon.
Hinson had a strong season hitting .331 with nine homeruns, 41 RBIs and 23 stolen bases.
Last year John was also drafted in the 13th round as the No. 411 selection by Philadelphia. Hinson will spend the summer deciding whether to return to the Tigers for one more season.
Clemson’s football team will continue spring drills this afternoon from the Poe Indoor Practice Facility in Clemson. This will be the fourth practice for the Tigers since returning to the practice fields (…)
A defensive lineman from Kentucky with over a dozen scholarship offers is drawing interest from Clemson, and the interest is certainly mutual. Class of 2022 defensive end Jadairion Smith from Ballard High (…)
Clemson men’s basketball coach Brad Brownell spoke to the ACC media on Monday’s Zoom call. Brownell previews Wednesday’s Syracuse game and talks about the possibility of being a top 4 seed in the ACC (…)
An in-depth discussion of Derion Kendrick’s departure from the TCI studio. Did Kendrick make a mistake by not entering the NFL draft? How would things have gone if he had stayed at receiver? Who is (…)
Houston Texans Insider says it is time for the Texans to stop messing around and start entertaining Deshaun Watson trade offers. Houston Chronicle writer John McClain writes that Watson is at the point of no (…)
There are a lot of rumors and speculation on where former Clemson quarterback Deshaun Watson might land this coming season now that he wants out of Houston. The NFL Network’s Peter Schrager presented his (…)
After signing a pair of defensive ends as part of the 2021 class in four-stars Cade Denhoff and Zaire Patterson, Clemson is planning to take two or three more players at the position in the 2022 class. In (…)
After signing one cornerback as part of the 2021 class in four-star Nathaniel Wiggins, Clemson plans to take at least two corners in the 2022 class, possibly three. In our
Last year, Clemson tied with Pitt for the national lead in sacks. The Tigers recorded 46 sacks, while dropping opposing quarterbacks for 307 yards, 27 more yards than any team in the country. Clemson ranked (…) COLUMBIA — Andrew Eyster hit a walk-off double for a second day in a row to beat rival Clemson. This time the outfielder did it with two outs in the bottom of the ninth inning, as No. 16 South Carolina beat (…)
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Déjà vu in Columbia
