CHARLOTTE – Dillon Hunter’s locker at the ACC Tournament was wedged in the corner of a small grayish room, dimly lit with the fluorescent lights used by high school classrooms and warmed by the comfort of a non-lethal loss.
When the 2025-26 All-ACC Men’s Basketball Team was announced this past Monday, the only Clemson player to make it in some capacity was senior forward RJ Godfrey, as an All-ACC Honorable Mention.
CLEMSON — Clemson took out two games of offensive frustration on No. 4 Georgia Tech in two innings on Saturday at Doug Kingsmore Stadium. The eighth-ranked Tigers plated eight runs in the fifth inning and then three more in the bottom of the sixth inning in a 13-7 rout of the Yellow Jackets.
Following wins over Wake Forest and North Carolina, the Clemson men’s basketball team saw its ACC Tournament run come to an end Friday night at the Spectrum Center in Charlotte, N.C., where the fifth-seeded Tigers fell to top-seeded Duke, 73 -61, in the semifinal round.
CLEMSON – Corri Hicks blasted her sixth home run of the year and Abby Dunning recorded her fourth scoreless win in the circle as No. 24 Clemson won the series with a 4-0 victory over Louisville at McWhorter Stadium Saturday.
An up and coming defensive back recruit will visit Clemson later this spring. Three-star CB Kelvin Millington (North Oconee, GA) will visit on March 22.
The Elite Retreat last weekend served as the first time Sidney Rouleau has visited Clemson. The four-star offensive lineman originally hailed from Canada before moving to The Pennington School in New Jersey.
CHARLOTTE — Zac Foster’s first season at Clemson ended almost as quickly as it began. Foster joined Brad Brownell’s program with a lot of hype after a stellar high school career that saw him grow into a Top 70 prospect nationally.
For the first time in nearly a decade, Travis Etienne and Trevor Lawrence are no longer on the same team. The former Clemson stars have been united for the last eight seasons, including three at Clemson and five with the Jacksonville Jaguars.
CHARLOTTE — When R.J. Godfrey laid the basketball up with 7:44 to play in the first half, No. 5 Clemson was right where it needed to be in Friday’s ACC Tournament Semifinal game against top-seeded Duke.
There were over a dozen Clemson Tigers to take the field on Thursday for Pro Day, and one of the most impressive performances of the day came from a player some might not expect.
After the buzzer sounded, Brad Brownell punched his fist through the air. The struggles were over. His Clemson Tigers had reached the semifinals of the ACC Tournament for the first time since 2007-08.
Clemson’s season took a twist late last night. Coach Brownell had a full rebuild on his hands last offseason. Nearly the entire team was gone. Dillon Hunter, Ace Buckner, and Dallas Thomas remained.
CHARLOTTE — North Carolina’s desperation heave with time running out was way off the mark as fifth-seeded Clemson held on for an 80-79 win over fourth-seeded North Carolina in the quarterfinals of the ACC Tournament on Thursday at the Spectrum Center.
CLEMSON — Georgia Tech snapped Clemson’s 13-game home winning streak Thursday night at Doug Kingsmore Stadium, handing the No. 8 Tigers their first ACC loss and first run-rule loss of the season in a 10-0 victory in seven innings.
CHARLOTTE – Following an MRI on Thursday, it was confirmed that junior center Carter Welling suffered a torn ACL during Wednesday’s win over Wake Forest in the second round of the ACC Tournament.
While Clemson Tigers quarterback commit Kharim Hughley officially shut down his recruitment last week, it's not stopping the program from going after more players at the position.
The Clemson Tigers football team has made a notable addition to their coaching staff by hiring veteran NFL special teams coordinator Rich Bisaccia. The move brings decades of professional football experience to Clemson as the program continues to strengthen its staff for this college football season.