One season removed from getting its first-ever win in Chapel Hill, the Clemson men’s basketball team will have to wait to get a chance at a second road win over North Carolina.
Since Trevor Lawrence announced he was turning pro on Wednesday morning, two other Clemson stars have made announcements on their futures.
What was widely assumed was made official Wednesday — Clemson quarterback Trevor Lawrence is off to the NFL.
After Friday’s loss to Ohio State, Clemson ended a season it fought so hard to play with a whimper. But that may just give the Tigers more motivation going forward.
The Clemson football team lost its first two players of the offseason on Monday, when defensive tackles Jordan Williams and Nyles Pinckney entered the transfer portal, according to multiple reports.
With a freshly minted No. 19 ranking in front of its name, the Clemson men’s basketball team will look to continue its strong start to the season when N.C. State comes to town tonight.
There’s no getting around it — this is going to be a hard one for Clemson to live down.
It’s probably not how they envisioned it going, but Friday night’s Sugar Bowl was almost certainly the last college game for two legendary Clemson players — Trevor Lawrence and Travis Etienne.
