GREENVILLE, S.C. — Since he decided last month he was going to transfer to Charlotte if he does not sign with a professional team, Clemson fans have wondered why Clyde Trapp does not want to return to (…)
The Clemson Insider reached out to some of our Clemson sources this weekend to learn more about the situation involving Clemson men’s basketball coach Brad Brownell and a former walk-on player. It was (…)
Clemson offered a South Carolina prospect Tuesday afternoon. The Clemson Insider confirmed the Clemson men’s basketball program offered a scholarship to 6-foot-4 guard Cam Scott of Lexington, S.C. Scott is (…)
The Clemson Board of Trustee’s Compensation Committee Thursday morning officially approved the hiring of former Indiana State assistant coach Kareem Richardson to Brad Brownell’s staff as an assistant coach. (…)
The Clemson Insider has confirmed that former Indiana State assistant coach Kareem Richardson is expected to join Brad Brownell’s staff as his new assistant coach at Clemson. Richardson, who just finished his (…)
Clemson Hall of Fame player was not happy with the way ESPN has depicted former Clemson quarterback Trevor Lawrence in the last week. On his Twitter account Tuesday morning, former Clemson star Sharone (…)
The NCAA Division I Council voted Wednesday to allow athletes in the association’s most prominent sports to change schools once during their undergraduate careers without having to sit out for a season, a (…)
A lot of you have been asking about what Clemson basketball is doing when it comes to the transfer portal and why it is taking so long for the Tigers to get new players. Well, with the new rules this year and (…)
Former Clemson men’s basketball player John Newman announced where he plans to play college basketball next year. Newman, who entered the transfer portal last week, made his announcement on Twitter Tuesday (…)
INDIANAPOLIS — As good of players Aamir Simms and Clyde Trapp are on the basketball court, Clemson head coach Brad Brownell says they are even better people. “They are terrific people,” he said. “Both (…)
