Clemson Tigers News: Draft deadline passes, Peter Woods, Lilly Lippeatt

Scoreboard

Clemson Women’s Basketball 82, Syracuse 83: The Tigers lose their fourth in a row after leading most of the game.

Clemson held a 64-53 lead at the end of the third quarter, but the Orange outscored the Tigers 30-18 in the final quarter.

Amari Robinson scored a career-high 37 points, shooting 73.7% from the floor. Dayshanette Harris had 10 assists. MaKayla Elmore led the team with 9 rebounds.

The Tigers next host Louisville on Thursday at Littlejohn Coliseum.

Today’s Events

Clemson Men’s Basketball vs Georgia Tech: 9:00 PM in Littlejohn Coliseum

Marty Coleman’s preview of the game will be available later this morning.

Deadline to enter the NFL Draft has passed

Yesterday was the deadline to enter the NFL Draft. Anyone who hasn't entered by now will not be eligible.

This means Phil Mafah and Jake Briningstool are still on the Clemson Football roster for 2024 and won't be going pro yet.

It is worth noting that players can still declare to enter the supplemental draft, but that would be a longshot.

PFF recognizes Clemson Football defensive players

PFF has summarized some of their year-end ratings and a few Clemson players have ranked high on their lists.

Two defensive tackles ranked in their Top 10. Tyler Davis is not a surprise. He is one of the most experienced and well-coached tackles in football.

It’s the other name that gives us reason to be excited.

Considering Peter Woods wasn’t even a starter this season, it is impressive that he graded out this well as a true freshman.

Jeremiah Trotter was recognized as one of the best linebackers.

Clemson Gymnastics debuted with very positive reviews last week. One of their youngest gymnasts has been recognized by the ACC.

Lilly Lippeatt is a true freshman who won the Bars with a 9.90.