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Clemson’s Tiger Tales: Golf, Shooters and Roster Revamps
Bridgeman’s Bold Breakthrough at the Masters Former Clemson standout Jacob Bridgeman surged through his inaugural Masters debut at Augusta National, posting a 1-over par after two rounds to make the weekend cut. The three-time All-American dazzled with a late birdie run, including a 57-foot chip-in on 18, and remains firmly inside the top 40. Now…
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Clemson’s Shifting Fortunes: From Hoop Dreams to Last Stand
Clemson Courts a 6-Foot-9 Unicorn Transfer The Tigers have targeted Grant Randall, a 6-foot-9 forward from Quinnipiac, in their latest transfer-portal push. After a freshman year averaging just 1.9 points and 1.9 rebounds in limited minutes, Randall exploded to 11.4 points and 6.6 rebounds per game as a sophomore, starting 31 of 32 contests. With…
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Clemson Chases Transfers and Top Prospects
From Hoya Heartbreaker to Tiger Savior? Clemson is courting Georgetown guard KJ Lewis, the red-hot scorer who tormented them in a 79–74 upset last November. Lewis, a 6-foot-4, 210-pound guard, averaged 14.9 points, 5.1 rebounds, 2.5 assists and over two steals per game for the Hoyas in 2025–26. After stints at Arizona and Georgetown, Lewis…
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Clemson Basketball: Transfers, Trades, and Triumphs
From Tiger to Titan: Tanner Smith’s D1 Coaching Coup Former Clemson guard Tanner Smith has taken his talents from hardwood floor to the sideline, landing the University of West Florida’s head coach position for the 2026–27 season. Fresh off UWF’s leap from Division II to Division I, Smith replaces Justin Mann, who guided the Argos…
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Clemson Tigers: Transfer Targets and Draft Risers
DT Dynamo: Capehart’s RAS Rocket Propels Him Up Draft Charts DeMonte Capehart, a 6’5”, 314-pound Clemson defensive lineman, entered the NFL Combine as a fringe Day 3 prospect but left with a jaw-dropping 9.96 RAS—placing him in the top 0.03% of all defensive tackles measured since 1987. His 4.85 40-yard dash, 33.5-inch vertical, and overall…
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Clemson Basketball Shake-Ups: Injury and Transfer Frenzy
P.J. Hall’s G-League Dreams Shattered by Ankle Fracture During the Greensboro Swarm’s first-round playoff game against the Maine Celtics, former Clemson standout P.J. Hall landed awkwardly when Jaylen Bridges rose for a layup, initially diagnosed as ankle soreness and later upgraded to a right ankle fracture. Hall, on a two-way contract with the Charlotte Hornets,…
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Clemson Basketball’s Staff Shake-Up and Season Hype
Why Tigers Fans Should Be Pumped for 2026–27 Clemson basketball is gearing up for an intriguing 2026-27 season without relying on major portal additions. Coach Brad Brownell will lean on returning underclassmen like Ace Buckner, Zac Foster, Chase Thompson and Dallas Thomas to step into larger roles. Injured playmakers Foster and Carter Welling aim to…
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Clemson Nabs DB Recruit As Women’s Hoops Star Departs
DB Prospect Ta’Shawn Poole Puts Tigers in Top Six Ta’Shawn Poole, a four-star defensive back ranked No. 4 at his position and No. 52 nationally, has named Clemson among his top six schools. The 6-foot-2 safety from Georgia has recorded 43 tackles, four interceptions and two pass breakups on defense, plus 194 yards and three…
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Clemson Tigers’ Tournament Hopes Hang by a Thread
Batting for Salvation: Clemson Tigers’ Tourney Hopes in Jeopardy Clemson’s baseball season has hit turbulence after a scorching 15-1 start gave way to a brutal 4-10 run that’s left the Tigers dangling “on the bubble” of NCAA Tournament consideration. Now 19-11 overall and 2-7 in ACC play, Clemson has plummeted out of the D1 Baseball…
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Clemson’s Spring Surge: From Grid Iron Gains to All-Star Glory
Swinney Hails Tigers’ ‘Ferrari’ Upgrades After Busy Spring Clemson’s head coach Dabo Swinney emerged from a “productive” spring convinced his team has grown more athletic and physical compared to 2025. A revamped defense—bolstered by nine portal additions like Elliot Washington II, Corey Myrick and Jerome Carter III—helped Team Orange cruise to a 23-3 spring-game victory.…