Chris Burgin

Clemson transfer forward RJ Godfrey has found a new home for him, but it’s a familiar spot for his family. Godfrey, who announced a commitment to Georgia on Wednesday, has some big shoes to fill with the Bulldogs. His father, Randall, was a standout linebacker for Georgia from 1992–1995 before moving on to the NFL, […]

On a day in which Duke, Georgia Tech, South Carolina, and Troy all run-ruled their opponents, Clemson felt it necessary to keep pace with its Southern brethren. And the Tigers got started early in their Sunday afternoon rout of Louisville. Clemson scored twelve runs in the game’s first three innings on its way to a

This time, the magic pixie dust was sprinkled with Cardinal red and black coloring. After blowing a seven-run lead to the Tigers on Friday night, Louisville scored three runs in the seventh and two more in the eighth to rally past Clemson 7-6 on Saturday and even their ACC weekend series at a game apiece.

On paper, this should have been a relatively easy weekend for Clemson baseball. However, nobody told the Coastal cellar-dwelling Pitt Panthers they weren’t supposed to compete against the ACC Atlantic Division front-runners. After rallying for a 6-4 win on Friday, Clemson had to fight tooth and nail to pull out its conference series with Pittsburgh