Junior Will Lamb was drafted Tuesday afternoon with the No. 83 pick by the Texas Rangers.
Lamb finished the 2011 season batting .348 with 39 RBIs and three homeruns. Will also stole 13 bases on 17 attempts.
Over the summer Lamb is expected to give serious consideration to returning to the Tigers for one final season.
After using a marker and some tape to show his support last year, Bryan Bresee decided to get something more permanent. Bresee’s right forearm has some new artwork since he last suited up for the Tigers. (…)
Clemson picked up its latest commitment Monday morning from a Peach State defensive back. Stockbridge (Georgia) High three-star Shelton Lewis announced his commitment to the Tigers. Lewis — a 5-foot-11, (…)
James Madison II has kept in good contact with Tyler Grisham ever since he visited Clemson at the end of June. Speaking with Clemson Insider in a phone interview Sunday afternoon, The four-star wide (…)
He’s rolled the occasional ankle. There have also been some broken bones along the way. But Bryan Bresee had never experienced anything like he did last fall. “That was my first serious injury ever,” (…)
The beginning of preseason camp at Clemson also started the clock on Dabo Swinney’s 14th full season as the Tigers’ head coach. It makes him the longest-tenured coach in the ACC, a designation that (…)
Trevor Lawrence didn’t play in the Hall of Fame game this week, but he is still the talk of the town in Jacksonville. Expectations are high for Lawrence and the Jaguars to have an improved season in 2022. In (…)
Viry-Châtillon, France — Clemson University men’s basketball routed the Paris All-Stars for the second consecutive day, 93-50. Clemson shot a blistering 60.0 percent from the floor, (…)
Travis Etienne is getting plenty of buzz in camp after missing last year with an injury. Etienne is ready to be back on the field with former Tiger Trevor Lawrence and light up the scoreboard. In this (…)
As Clemson’s preseason camp gets cranked up, there continues to be one player in particular generating his fair share of buzz as a prime breakout candidate among teammates, coaches and people who closely (…)
There’s a different feel about Clemson’s offense leading into this season. Just ask Will Shipley. Speaking with reporters for the first time since the end of last season, Clemson’s sophomore running back (…)
