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Clemson’s Viktor Lakhin Joins Kings’ Summer League Squad
Viktor Lakhin Takes His Talents to Kings’ Summer Showcase Clemson’s redshirt big man Viktor Lakhin has earned a slot on the Sacramento Kings’ roster for the 2026 NBA Summer League. Under coach Brad Brownell, Lakhin made his mark at Clemson during the 2024–25 season, averaging 11.4 points, 6.4 rebounds and 1.5 blocks per game. A…
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In-State Lineman Ditches Clemson for South Carolina
Star Lineman Swaps Tiger Stripes for Gamecock Feathers Nate Carson, a consensus four-star offensive lineman and the sixth-ranked recruit in South Carolina, stunned the college football world by committing to the South Carolina Gamecocks over his home-state rival Clemson, as well as Georgia and Colorado. Carson, rated No. 184 nationally and No. 24 at his…
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Elite Recruit Kahmaree Crumity’s Top 10 Frenzy
Clemson Sneaks Into a Rising Star’s Top 10 Picks Cornerback prospect Kahmaree Crumity, a four-star talent in the Class of 2028, has unveiled a Top 10 list that surprisingly includes Clemson alongside Indiana, Miami, Notre Dame, Texas A&M, Ole Miss, Tennessee, Auburn, Louisville and UCLA. Hailing from Gadsden County (Fla.), the 6-foot, 175-pound defensive back…
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Elite Edge Rusher Names Top Six, Sets Decision Day
From Camp Phenom to Countdown: Elijah Cox’s Six-Way Tug-of-War Westlake (Ga.) defensive end Elijah Cox has trimmed an initial 2027 recruiting board down to six finalists: Clemson, Ole Miss, Georgia Tech, Florida State, Mississippi State and Purdue. The 6-foot-5, 230-pound, three-star edge rusher—ranked No. 520 nationally and No. 45 at his position—has scheduled his commitment…
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Clemson’s Blueprint: Lessons from CFP Semifinalists
Clemson’s Semifinalist Cheat Sheet In a post-mortem of Clemson’s disappointing 7–6 season, the analysis mines four takeaways from last year’s CFP semifinalists. Oregon’s Dan Lanning-led Ducks thrived on constant evolution—leaning into analytics, aggressive portal recruiting, and young coordinators. Indiana’s Curt Cignetti Hoosiers became the nation’s top-coached team, turning strategic in-game adjustments into marquee upsets. Ole…
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Celtics Scoop Up Former Clemson Star
From Tigertown to Celtic Green: Wiggins’ New Gig Undrafted after his senior year at Florida State, 6-foot-10 forward Chauncey Wiggins inked a deal with the Boston Celtics’ Summer League squad. A former Clemson Tiger who spent three seasons in “Tigertown” before transferring, Wiggins developed from an 8.9-minute bench piece into a 13.3-point, 3.9-rebound senior shooting…
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Clemson Stars Make Waves in NBA and MiLB
Clay-Smashing Cannarella Lighting Up Double-A Former Clemson outfielder Cam Cannarella has broken into the Miami Marlins’ Double-A affiliate, the Pensacola Blue Wahoos, with an absolute bang. Since arriving in June, the 22-year-old is slashing .338/.433/.563, piling up 27 hits, 20 runs, 18 RBIs, 14 walks, five homers and three doubles in just 22 games. He’s…
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Clemson’s Recruiting Rollercoaster: Wins and Delays
Blitzing the Decision: Aparicio-Bailey Chooses Clemson Jayden Aparicio-Bailey, a consensus four-star defensive back from Alabama, has ended his recruiting odyssey by committing to Clemson over Georgia. Rated as the No. 175 overall player in the 2027 class—and the No. 8 recruit in Alabama—he drew heavy interest after a standout performance at Clemson’s Dabo Swinney camp.…
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Tiger Catcher Roars Into Major League Debut
Clemson’s Catcher Turns Guardians’ Surprise Star Former Clemson catcher Cooper Ingle made his major league debut for the Cleveland Guardians as their designated hitter against the Seattle Mariners. Ingle drew a walk and grounded out twice in his first game. A standout at Clemson from 2021 to 2023, he batted .329 with 29 doubles, 14…
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Clemson Loses Recruit, Picks Concert Walkout Stars
Top Clemson LB Prospect Ditches Tigers for Kentucky Sean Fox, a four-star linebacker in Clemson’s 2027 recruiting class, announced his commitment to Kentucky after circulating strong interest from the Tigers and Georgia. Ranked No. 24 at his position nationally and No. 4 in Indiana, Fox made his decision live on CBS Sports College Football’s YouTube…