David Hood

1 week ago | tigernet.com | David Hood

While teams around the country are rebuilding rosters each year through the transfer portal, Clemson has added pieces when needed. That is the luxury of culture. Jordan Sorrells is in his 11th season with the Clemson football program and his second as Clemson’s General Manager in 2025. Sorrells’ duties include managing the prospect evaluation process, organizing prospect visits and prospect communications, coaching recruiting travel logistics, and planning and executing recruiting events.

1 week ago | tigernet.com | David Hood

Monday musings from another big weekend in college athletics. Let’s start with the news that dominated the headlines this past weekend – quarterback Nico Iamaleava and Tennessee went through a very brief, very public, and nasty divorce over the weekend and now the former 5-star is looking for a new home. Why? He wanted more than the reported $2.5 million that Tennessee was paying.

1 week ago | tigernet.com | David Hood

Why Clemson and why now? Kevin Kelly says Clemson is simply different than the rest and a machine. Kelly joined Clemson Football as its Director of Player Evaluation & Acquisition in February 2025 with more than 20 years of NFL experience as a proven talent evaluator. He most recently spent the last 12 seasons with the Chargers, serving as Senior Director of College Scouting across the 2013-23 seasons before being named Senior Scouting Executive in 2024.

1 week ago | tigernet.com | David Hood

The Tigers and Cardinal face off at 6 pm at Doug Kingsmore Stadium. The Tigers won 11-1 Friday night in game one of the series. Aidan Knaak pitched six strong innings to earn the win, and tonight it's Ethan Darden's turn on the mound as the Tigers look to improve on their 32-5 record. Unlock premium boards and exclusive features (e.g. ad-free) by upgrading your account today.

1 week ago | tigernet.com | David Hood

CLEMSON – The perfect recipe for a Friday night was Aidan Knaak doing his thing and Clemson scoring runs early and often. The end result was an 11-1 run-rule victory over Stanford at Doug Kingsmore Stadium, the seventh consecutive win for the No. 4 Tigers. Knaak pitched six strong innings and picked up the win, improving to 6-0, as Clemson scored five in the bottom of the sixth to enact the mercy rule. The Cardinal were unable to scratch a run in the seventh against Hudson Lee.