Clemson Tigers News: Softball wins, Baseball nosedives, NIL rules suspended

Scoreboard

Clemson Women’s Tennis 3, Syracuse 4: The Tigers come up one win short against the Orange in New York. Clemson plays again Sunday at Boston College.

Clemson Softball 9, Ole Miss 1: The Tigers win big in their home opener against the Rebels. Valerie Cagle struck out eight batters. Aby Viera had three RBIs. It is the second time the Tigers have ended a game early due to the run rule, this one lasting six innings.

Clemson Baseball 1, Kennesaw State 18: There is no way around this one, Tiger fam – this performance was flat-out ugly. The Tigers were drilled by the Owls in the opening game of this series at Doug Kingsmore Stadium.

Clemson Gymnastics 197.350, North Carolina 195.500: The Tigers get the victory in their last ACC regular season match. Here are the high scorers for Clemson.

Vault: Lauren Rutherford – 9.925

Bars: Eve Jackson – 9.900

Beam: Sierra Church – 9.925

Floor: Rebecca Wells – 9.950

Next up for the Tigers is a match on March 3rd at Texas Women’s University in Denton, Texas, which will also include Oklahoma and Pennsylvania.

Today’s Events

Clemson Women’s Lacrosse at Duke Blue Devils: 12:00 PM in Durham, North Carolina

Clemson Softball vs Miami (OH) RedHawks: 1:30 PM at McWhorter Stadium

Clemson Baseball vs Kennesaw State Owls: 2:00 PM at Doug Kingsmore Stadium

Clemson Men’s Soccer vs NC State Wolfpack: 2:00 PM at Historic Riggs Field (spring schedule – open to the public, free admission)

Clemson Softball vs UConn Huskies: 4:30 PM at McWhorter Stadium

Clemson Men’s Basketball vs Florida State Seminoles: 7:45 PM at Littlejohn Coliseum

Clemson Track & Field continues in the ACC Indoor Championship

Judge issues an injunction against the NCAA’s enforcement of NIL rules

The judge overseeing the lawsuit filed against the NCAA by the State of Tennessee has issued an injunction against the NCAA preventing them from actively enforcing rules restricting NIL for their players.

Additionally, the judge has also forbidden the NCAA from retroactively punishing any athletes, boosters, or collectives who exercise NIL privileges during the injunction should the NCAA’s NIL rules ultimately be upheld by the courts.