Latest Slidescroller coverage mentioning Cole Certa across Basketball.
Clemson’s basketball program is navigating a critical rebuilding phase as it prepares for the 2026‑27 season, with three key players working their way back from last year’s injuries.
In a recent interview, head coach Brad Brownell detailed how Clemson will lean on a five‑out system, new transfer shooters and versatile frontcourt players to revitalize its offense, despite early‑season injuries to key returnees.
Coach Brad Brownell discusses how Clemson's modest spending will not hinder its ambition to compete in the ACC and nationally, highlighting new transfers, player development and injury updates.
During a simple offseason clip, Clemson’s basketball roster answered who they’d trust to convert a penalty kick, highlighting international connections and team chemistry.
Clemson’s basketball program has become a model of overachievement under Brad Brownell. With a roster that mixes proven returners, high‑impact transfers and promising freshmen, the Tigers hope to turn early ranking snubs into a legitimate ACC title run.
After three NCAA Tournament appearances in four seasons and an Elite Eight run in 2024, Clemson's basketball program under Brad Brownell is set to leverage key returners and impactful transfers as it eyes another deep March run.
Clemson’s transfer‑laden lineup is projected to contend for an NCAA Tournament spot, though health and athleticism remain questions.
CBS Sports projects the Tigers as a competitive ACC contender, yet injury concerns and ranking disparities loom over their NCAA Tournament ambitions.
The Tigers are slated to hover on the postseason bubble, relying on new portal additions, the return of Ace Buckner, and the recovery of key players to secure a spot in an expanded NCAA Tournament.
Clemson University has added a quartet of experienced transfers who are expected to inject depth, versatility and a competitive edge into the Tigers' basketball lineup for the 2026‑27 campaign.
Clemson announced the arrival of Cole Certa, Dylan Faulkner, Liutauras Lelevicius and David Fuchs, each bringing distinct skills that could reshape the team's dynamics.
Clemson University announced the addition of four graduate transfers — Cole Certa, Dylan Faulkner, Liutauras Lelevicius and David Fuchs — who bring proven scoring, rebounding and shooting credentials
Clemson head coach Brad Brownell outlines a busy offseason marked by new hires, player rehab, and an upcoming Italy tour, while sharing his views on the NCAA Tournament's expansion.
On October 17, 2025, the University of Dayton will welcome Notre Dame to UD Arena for a charity exhibition game benefiting Jay’s Light, continuing a tradition that blends college basketball rivalry with community outreach.
A detailed look at how Clemson University is reshaping its men's basketball program through unprecedented financial commitment, strategic roster additions, and a market‑driven approach that mirrors national trends.
Notre Dame secures transfer forward Yoro Diallo, adding size and versatility to a roster already ranked No. 61 nationally.
Clemson adds David Fuchs, a WCC Newcomer of the Year, to a roster that lost key frontcourt players, signaling an aggressive push for another NCAA Tournament appearance.
Clemson adds Austrian transfer David Fuchs, a West Coast Conference newcomer of the year, while dealing with the loss of leading scorer RJ Godfrey and an ACL injury to Carter Welling. New transfers and a revamped staff aim to fill the gaps before the upcoming season.
Clemson University has welcomed 6‑foot‑9 forward David Fuchs, a Vienna native, to its basketball roster, bringing the team to 14 players as it prepares for the upcoming season.
Clemson’s basketball program is reshaping its roster to improve outside shooting, replace key post players, and deepen its bench, aiming for another Round of 64 bid.
Coach Brad Brownell secures David Fuchs, a WCC Newcomer of the Year, to shore up depth after key frontcourt departures, while additional transfers reshape the roster for the upcoming season.
The Atlantic Coast Conference entered the 2026‑27 offseason as a laboratory for the transfer portal, with four of the league’s seven elite transfer classes originating from within its borders. This analysis maps each team’s biggest gains, most painful losses and the key gaps that remain as the new season approaches.
A deep dive into how the Atlantic Coast Conference is assembling elite rosters, highlighted by Louisville’s record‑breaking transfer class and the broader impact on the league’s competitive landscape.