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  • Mon, Dec 04
    Union
    65
    FINAL
    SCA
    19
  • Mon, Dec 04
    Broome
    66
    FINAL
    Chesnee
    57
  • Tue, Dec 05
    Boiling Springs
    67
    FINAL
    Broome
    65
  • Tue, Dec 05
    Dorman
    69
    FINAL
    Blacksburg
    56
  • Tue, Dec 05
    Westside
    47
    FINAL
    Spartanburg
    66
  • Tue, Dec 05
    Greer
    56
    FINAL
    Byrnes
    67
  • Tue, Dec 05
    JL Mann
    63
    FINAL
    Gaffney
    76
  • Tue, Dec 05
    Blue Ridge
    48
    FINAL
    Landrum
    64
  • Wed, Dec 06
    Union
    7:30 pm
    Boiling Springs
  • Wed, Dec 06
    Woodruff
    7:30 pm
    Laurens
  • Wed, Dec 06
    Chesnee
    7:30 pm
    Chapman
  • Thr, Dec 07
    Greer
    7:30 pm
    Powdersville
  • Thr, Dec 07
    Riverside
    7:30 pm
    Byrnes
  • Thr, Dec 07
    Fountain Inn
    7:30 pm
    Landrum
  • Fri, Dec 08
    Greer
    7:30 pm
    Blue Ridge
  • Fri, Dec 08
    Palmetto
    7:30 pm
    Chapman
  • Fri, Dec 08
    Broome
    7:30 pm
    Spartanburg
  • Fri, Dec 08
    Chesnee
    7:30 pm
    Chase(NC)
  • Fri, Dec 08
    Fountain Inn
    7:30 pm
    Woodruff
  • Fri, Dec 08
    Union
    7:30 pm
    Gaffney
  • Fri, Dec 08
    Landrum
    7:30 pm
    Polk County
  • Sat, Dec 09
    Powdersville
    2:00 pm
    Greer
  • Sat, Dec 09
    Riverside
    3:30 pm
    Dorman
  • Sat, Dec 09
    Fountain Inn
    5:00 pm
    Spartanburg
  • Sat, Dec 09
    South Pointe
    6:30 pm
    Byrnes

Clary

Lee’s Impact

No words in this column can express how impressed I am with Clemson baseball coach Monte Lee. Before Clemson reached the half way point of the season, the Tigers looked like an entirely different team.

Make no mistake. Clemson isn’t good enough this year to do any real damage. This weekend’s series loss to Duke shows what can happen when the lineup doesn’t carry them. On top of that, the starting pitching wasn’t even the problem this weekend (although Duke can’t hit at all).

But I don’t care. I’m blown away at how fast Lee has made Clemson into a team that once found crazy ways to lose games into a ball club that stays relaxed even into the 9th inning.  They obviously don’t win them all, but the Tigers have had multiple comeback wins in the 9th, including last Saturday against Duke.

Weirdly enough, this Clemson Tiger baseball team reminds me of so many Gamecock baseball teams. Focused, very relaxed, confident, and looks like they’re having a blast. Lee clearly has learned a lot from Ray Tanner.  It’s very fun to watch.

The future is bright.

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