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Clemson, S.C. – The Tigers scored five runs in the bottom of the eighth to leave no doubt in the 12-5 victory over Lipscomb to open the Clemson Regional. Check out some great pictures from the win in TCI’s (…)
Clemson football is going heavy on the offensive line in the first wave of offers for the 2025 class. After the first offer of the cycle was an offensive lineman, we now have the sixth offer at the position (…)
The NCAA Baseball Championship began Friday and Clemson took down the Lipscomb Bisons in their first regional contest 12-5. Playing in front of a home crowd at Doug Kingsmore Stadium, the Tigers had two outs in (…)
The Tigers have handled out another Five-star offer. Norfolk, VA 2025 defensive end Ari Watford announced the offer on Twitter. https://twitter.com/ari_watford/status/1664734386061824007?s=20 (…)
Clemson got off to a hot start in their first NCAA Regional game at Doug Kingsmore Stadium in five years en route to a 12-5 victory over Lipscomb. A two-run home run off the bat of Caden Grice in the first (…)
Clemson bounced back once again. Trailing for the first time all game, Clemson struck back quickly in the fifth inning. Cam Cannarella fought over several pitches before hitting a leadoff single. Cooper Ingle (…)
After Lipscomb tied the game with a run in the top of the third the Tigers bounced back quickly. In the bottom of the third, Lipscomb helped the Tigers get things going as Will Taylor and Caden Grice were (…)
Clemson took the lead early against Lipscomb to open the Clemson regional. In the bottom of the first, Cooper Ingle started things off with a one-out single through the left side. After a strikeout, Caden (…)
The hype around this former Clemson star continues to build this offseason, and the hype train was fueled even more this week thanks to a viral video on Twitter. Plenty of people got excited over a video (…)
Clemson’s Ryan Ammons could have moved on to play professional baseball after last season. He and a number of other Tigers seniors and grad students came back for one more run. Thursday we asked Ryan (…)
