For weeks, Clemson has been awaiting the decision of basketball star forward PJ Hall. On Thursday morning, Hall finally made it just six days before the deadline for college players to withdraw or remain in (…)
The 2023 NBA draft takes place June 22 and there’s a key Clemson player who is still undecided about his future. PJ Hall performed at the NBA draft combine last week and ESPN released a status report for (…)
AMELIA ISLAND, Fla. – Brad Brownell is certainly proud of the two Tigers who are representing Clemson’s basketball program at the NBA Draft Combine, which got underway Monday. The Clemson Insider caught (…)
Every year after the NBA’s G League Elite Camp, a select few draft-eligible athletes are chosen to participate in the NBA Combine. Among the eight invitees this year, Tiger forwards PJ Hall and Hunter (…)
PJ Hall is still weighing a couple of options: Return to Clemson for his senior season or turn pro. Brad Brownell indicated which direction the Tigers’ star big man is leaning. Hall made the decision shortly (…)
Greensboro, N.C. — The Clemson Insider caught up with PJ Hall and Hunter Tyson after the Tigers suffered a loss to Virginia in the semi-finals of the ACC Basketball Tournament. Both players made it (…)
GREENSBORO, N.C. – Clemson’s first-ever ACC men’s basketball tournament championship will have to wait. And the Tigers’ NCAA Tournament at-large hopes? Those are on hold, too, for the time being. (…)
GREENSBORO, N.C. – Brad Brownell stopped talking, but he wasn’t done answering the question. Asked if he thought Clemson made a statement to the NCAA Tournament selection committee with its 26-point (…)
GREENSBORO, N.C. – Clemson looked like a basketball team that was tired of those questioning its at-large credentials for the NCAA Tournament. Ian Schieffelin largely agreed with that sentiment in the (…)
It’s seemingly now or never for Clemson’s men’s basketball team. The Tigers tied a single-season record for regular-season wins in the Brad Brownell era. They’ve also set a record for the most ACC wins (…)
