Hall’s Return Caps Exciting Spring for Clemson
Brad Brownell did not lie. He admitted he was a little concerned his Clemson basketball team might lose his best player by the way PJ Hall was performing at the NBA Combine last month.
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Hall Returning to Clemson
Senior center PJ Hall has withdrawn his name from the NBA Draft and will return to Clemson for the upcoming 2023-24 season. Hall made the announcement via Instagram.
Brownell, Clemson to Participate in Asheville Championship
Brad Brownell and the Clemson men’s basketball team won’t have far to travel for the 2023-24 season’s non-conference November tournament….
Clemson, Brownell Add Guard Transfer From Air Force
Brad Brownell and the Clemson men’s basketball team added a new addition Wednesday. Former Air Force guard Jake Heidbreder announced…
Clemson’s Ben Middlebrooks Enters Transfer Portal
Clemson men’s basketball lost a big man to the NCAA transfer portal on Thursday. Power forward/center Ben Middlebrooks, according to…
Clemson looked Tired in First-Round Loss
The Clemson men’s basketball team might have said it was motivated to play in the NIT, but its body said something completely different.
Clemson Coach Does Not Hold Back, ‘They Made a Mistake’
Clemson men’s basketball coach Brad Brownell did not hold back his feelings towards the NCAA Selection Committee when he met with the media Monday afternoon.
Clemson Men are No. 1 Seed in NIT
The Clemson men’s basketball team earned an at-large bid as a No. 1 seed into the 2023 National Invitation Tournament and will face Morehead State in Littlejohn Coliseum for the first round. The game will be played on Wednesday, March 15 at 7 p.m.
Clemson Does Not Receive NCAA Tournament Bid
Finishing third in the ACC regular season standings and advancing to the semifinals of the conference tournament, plus impressive wins over Duke, NC State, Pittsburgh and Penn State along the way was not enough to get the Clemson men’s basketball team into the NCAA Tournament Field.
Clemson isn’t Looking for Sympathy, It Just Wants In
Hunter Tyson does not want anyone in college basketball to feel sorry for him or the Clemson men’s basketball team.