Clemson’s men’s basketball team is jetting off to Italy for an action-packed tour starting July 27th, blending cultural immersion with competitive basketball. They’ll explore Rome’s Colosseum and Vatican, cruise through Ferrari’s legendary museum, and face three European opponents: BC Silute (July 29), Pro Camp in Florence (Aug 1), and Orange Bassano (Aug 4). Games against Silute and Bassano will stream live on WCCP 105.5 The Roar and the Clemson Tigers app, with Will Qualkinbush calling play-by-play. The squad returns home Aug 6, bringing back memories—and momentum—from a trip that’s as much about bonding as it is about basketball.

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Clemson’s basketball season is heating up with a stacked non-conference slate—eight home games, road battles against TCU and Auburn, and a Maui Invitational showdown featuring Ole Miss and either BYU or Washington. With at least seven Power Five foes (possibly eight) and ACC matchups against Georgia Tech, Florida State, Duke, and more, the Tigers are primed for a deep NCAA Tournament run—if they can hit 20 wins, they’re locks to make it. The real test? How far they go once they get there.

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Efrem “Butta” Johnson, the sharpshooting guard who averaged over six points and hit 35% from three at Clemson, is transferring to Virginia Tech for a fresh start — his third school in three years. With the NCAA’s new “five-in-five” rule giving players an extra year of eligibility, Johnson is betting on himself to become a key contributor for Mike Young’s Hokies, who’ve consistently punched their ticket to the NCAA Tournament. After starting two seasons at UAB and seeing limited minutes at Clemson amid roster turnover and injuries, he’s now poised to shine in Blacksburg — where his 160+ career threes could be game-changers. This move isn’t just about stats; it’s about seizing opportunity before the next season’s showdowns begin.

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