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After a challenging 2026 campaign, Clemson’s baseball program is poised to restart its 2027 schedule in Arlington, Texas, where it will face a field that includes Arizona, Oklahoma and Texas. The move comes as the team integrates seven new transfers while saying goodbye to nine departures, all under the guidance of head coach Erik Bakich.
Dusty May leaves Michigan for the Dallas Mavericks, prompting the Wolverines to appoint interim coach Mike Boynton Jr., while sophomore Trey McKenney commits to returning and the program eyes retention of star players.
Clemson’s baseball program is looking to bounce back from a disappointing 2026 campaign by adding six transfer players, each bringing a mix of offensive firepower and pitching depth.
After a 41‑16 record and an 18‑11 conference slate, Texas A&M will welcome top transfer Nate Savoie, whose collegiate résumé includes All‑ACC honors and a .329 average at Clemson, to bolster a lineup reshaped by several departures.
Clemson's program ended a disappointing season without the NCAA Tournament, prompting a wave of roster changes ahead of the next campaign.
Jamie Daly, a .335 career hitter at Davidson, commits to Clemson, joining a wave of transfer talent that could redefine the Tigers’ outlook for the 2027 season.
Clemson has bolstered its roster with outfielder Jamie Daly, a transfer from Davidson who brings a strong batting average, power, and on‑base skills.
Tristan Bissetta’s move from Clemson to Ole Miss has ignited a resurgence for the Rebels, delivering record‑setting performances and a College World Series berth.
Clemson’s baseball program missed the NCAA Tournament for the first time since 2022, prompting a strategic overhaul that includes the addition of experienced transfer Troy Sudbrook, a left‑handed hitter with a strong track record at Toledo.
Clemson's baseball program is navigating a turbulent offseason, with a wave of portal departures and a focus on rebuilding for the upcoming 2027 campaign.
Clemson’s 2026 baseball season ended with a 31‑26 record and a spot outside the NCAA Tournament. Head coach Erik Bakich is now rebuilding the squad through the transfer portal, adding Bennett Edwards while losing key players such as Nate Savoie.
Clemson’s baseball program is set to lose one of its most promising talents as sophomore Nate Savoie prepares to enter the transfer portal, a move that could reshape the Tigers’ roster heading into next season.
Clemson’s baseball program missed the NCAA Tournament for the first time under head coach Erik Bakich, prompting a wave of player movement that includes junior outfielder Nate Savoie entering the transfer portal.
After four consecutive seasons without an NCAA Tournament appearance, Michigan’s baseball program faces a pivotal moment as late‑season setbacks and coaching changes raise questions about the path forward.
Clemson’s baseball program is turning to the transfer portal to replenish a roster decimated by a historic ACC slump and a wave of player departures.
Clemson baseball coach Erik Bakich reflects on a disappointing 2026 season, outlines his vision for fundamental and mental improvements, and details plans to retain key players and rebuild for 2027.
Clemson fell 5-4 to Notre Dame in the ACC baseball tournament, a game marked by early homers, solid pitching and a late rally that ultimately fell short. Coach Erik Bakich acknowledged the need for sweeping improvements as the program looks to rebuild.
The Hokies, seeded seventh, will meet Notre Dame in a winner‑takes‑all game that could lock in an NCAA Tournament spot, while both coaches eye strategic edges.
After climbing to a .500 record in ACC play, Virginia Tech is poised for a postseason push, highlighted by a key matchup against Notre Dame in the conference tournament.
Following a 5‑4 loss to Notre Dame that ended a disappointing 2026 season, Clemson’s baseball program is poised for major changes, from player retention to staff reshuffling.
Clemson's baseball season ended in disappointment on May 19, when the Tigers fell 5-4 to No. 10 seed Notre Dame in the ACC Tournament at Truist Field in Charlotte, North Carolina. The defeat capped a year that saw the program miss the NCAA Tournament for the first time since 2022, a milestone that has weighed heavily on head coach Erik Bakich.
Clemson fell 5-4 to Notre Dame in the opening round of the ACC Tournament, ending a season that required a tournament sweep to reach the NCAA field and marking the first missed postseason under Erik Bakich.
Clemson’s 31-26 season concluded with a 5-4 loss to Notre Dame in the ACC Tournament, a game that featured early homers, key RBI plays, and a historic 10-20 conference record that ends NCAA Tournament hopes.
Notre Dame’s 5‑4 victory over Clemson marks the program’s first ACC tournament win under coach Shawn Stiffler, highlighted by Lee’s three extra‑base hits and a combined eight‑out bullpen effort that now eyes a matchup with seventh‑seeded Virginia Tech.