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Brad Brownell held an offseason press conference at Littlejohn Coliseum, Tuesday. Brownell addressed a number of topics including roster construction, the challenges facing his program following changes to ACC revenue sharing and why he thinks he’ll finish his career at Clemson. Brownell, who recently signed a contract extension that will keep him with Clemson through

DURHAM BULLS ATHLETIC PARK: North Carolina steamrolled over Clemson 14-4 to claim the Tar Heels’ ninth ACC Championship, Sunday. The ACC Championship format rewards the top four seeds with a double-bye, meaning the fifth-seeded Tigers were playing in their fourth game this week, one more than third-seeded UNC. The additional innings required to make the

DURHAM BULLS ATHLETIC PARK: Clemson came out on top of NC State 7-6 in a back-and-forth affair that featured six lead changes, five double plays, a hitting streak extended, a winning streak snapped, three wild pitches, two batters plunked, two outfield assists, a suicide squeeze, a safety squeeze and a call overturned on replay all

Photos by Jaylynn Nash/ACC DURHAM BULLS ATHLETIC PARK: Clemson got another brilliant start from ace Aidan Knaak and Dominic Listi blistered Hokies pitching in the Tigers’ 6-1 victory at the ACC Championship tournament, Wednesday. Knaak surrendered just one run through six innings against the Hokies six days after holding Pitt without a hit for 7.1

After finding no success on a recent road trip, dropping six of seven games, Clemson returned home and picked up a 9-7 victory over Duke at Doug Kingsmore Stadium, Friday. The sixth-ranked Tigers were down 2-0 when the offense ignited for a six-run fourth inning capped by Cam Cannarella’s three-run double down the third base