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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Virginia’s got a tough road game at Clemson, but the stats point to a clear edge for the Hoos. Mallory vs. Foster? Mallory’s agility wins. Certa’s hot last year? He’ll be hungry — but Virginia’s guards have answers. Lewis and Lelevicius are evenly matched, but Lewis’ consistency edges him out. And then there’s De Ridder vs. Thompson — a mismatch that screams Virginia dominance. Add in Grunloh’s expected wrecking ball performance against an injured Clemson frontcourt, and it’s shaping up to be a blowout in Charlottesville.

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Clemson basketball just wrapped up their Italy tour with a statement-making, 99-54 blowout win over Orange Bassano — and they did it with depth, firepower, and dominance. Harris Reynolds led the way with 18 points, including lights-out shooting from deep, while Cole Certa added 16 in his third straight double-digit outing. Chase Thompson and Dallas Thomas each poured in 15, with Thomas leading in rebounds and assists. Trent Steinour chipped in 11, and even role players like David Fuchs, Liutauras Lelevicius, Amare James, Blake Davidson, and Will Stevens all scored — making every Tiger a contributor. Clemson jumped out to a 15-point first-quarter run, built a 50-16 halftime lead, and never looked back, scoring at least 20 points in every quarter. They finished the tour undefeated, 3-0, leaving Europe with a resounding message: this team is ready for anything.

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Clemson basketball’s roster is shaking up as two key players, RJ Godfrey and Dillon Hunter, hit the transfer portal—Godfrey heading to Arizona after a strong senior season, Hunter exploring his next move after four stellar years. With a new NCAA ruling granting some athletes a fifth year of eligibility, the Tigers face both opportunity and competition as coach Brad Brownell prepares for a loaded schedule, including the Maui Invitational and a showdown with Auburn—all while honoring the contributions these players made in garnet and gray.

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A federal judge’s surprise ruling has upended college football, forcing the NCAA to restore eligibility for 2022 high school recruits who’ve already used their four years — sending shockwaves just before the season. Teams are scrambling, with Clemson notably reacting by losing key players like R.J. Godfrey and Dillon Hunter, who’s now entering the transfer portal after reportedly planning to play overseas. Coach Dabo Swinney now faces a rebuilding challenge in the backcourt as he integrates new transfers and freshmen amid this sudden upheaval.

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Clemson basketball cruised to an 11-point win in Italy, outscoring Pro Camp 69-58 in a gritty European showcase. Liutauras Lelevicius lit up the second half with 13 points, finishing with 16 including 3 threes, while Cole Certa added 13 and Dallas Thomas chipped in 11. Defensively, David Fuchs hauled in 10 rebounds and Thomas blocked two shots. Certa led assists with five, and Harris Reynolds snatched three steals. Despite shaky free throws (17-32) and 26 turnovers, Clemson’s ball-sharing was key—assisting on 15 of 21 made FGs. Carter Welling, Ace Buckner, Zac Foster, and Dylan Faulkner sat this one out.

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