DURHAM, NC — Clemson head coach Monte Lee said he thought the Tigers were “still okay” in relation to making the NCAA Tournament after their 7-5 loss to Boston College in the ACC Baseball Championships.
Watch Lee, Logan Davidson and Michael Green’s press conference on TCITV:
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