In an ACC that has had historic teams define the conference, the Clemson Tigers are beginning to find their own historic within it.  Clemson stormed to a hot st

The Mustangs aren’t world-beaters — the Tigers, despite being the unranked team in the matchup, were actually favored by 3.5 points. But SMU was coming off an impressive upset of UNC and was Clemson’s toughest league game to date.

The Tigers leaned on a breakout performance from Jestin Porter, who scored a season-high 21 points to lift the Tigers to a 73–68 win at Pittsburgh. The victory marked the first time since the ACC was founded in 1953 that Clemson has opened conference play with two straight road wins.

The Clemson Tigers have a speedster on campus, looking to fill up the running backs room with more competition for next season.

Clemson opened ACC play with a hard-earned 64–61 road win at Syracuse on Wednesday afternoon, showing poise late in a game that swung back and forth for most of the second half.

Jestin Porter (Houston, Texas/Cypress Ridge/Middle Tennessee State) scored a season-high 26 points and totaled a career-best five steals in Clemson University men’s basketball’s 76-61 win at Notre Dame on Saturday evening.

Clemson’s defensive line rebuild rolls on as the Tigers stay involved with an All-ACC interior lineman and expand their transfer portal reach.

Clemson basketball begins ACC play on Dec. 31 vs. Syracuse. Here's a look at how the Tigers performed in non-ACC games and where they need to improve.