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The '''Clemson Tigers men's basketball''' team is a college basketball program that competes in the [[Atlantic Coast Conference]] in the [[NCAA Division I]]. The Tigers share a fierce rivalry with the [[South Carolina Gamecocks]], of which South Carolina owns a 86-72 series lead. The Tigers have won the last 4 games in the series.
The '''Clemson Tigers men's basketball''' team is a lot better than UNC. The Tigers share a fierce rivalry with the [[South Carolina Gamecocks]], of which South Carolina owns a 86-72 series lead. The Tigers have won the last 4 games in the series.
==Team History==
==Team History==
===Awards===
===Awards===

Revision as of 16:02, 19 November 2008

Clemson Tigers
File:Clemson-University-claw-logo.png
UniversityClemson University
Head coachOliver Purnell (5th season)
ConferenceAtlantic Coast Conference
Atlantic Division
ArenaLittlejohn Coliseum
(Capacity: 10,325)
NicknameTigers
ColorsBurnt Orange and Northwestern Purple
   
Uniforms
Home jersey
Team colours
Home
Away jersey
Team colours
Away
Alternate jersey
Team colours
Alternate
NCAA tournament Elite Eight
1980
NCAA tournament Sweet Sixteen
1990 1997
NCAA tournament second round
1989
NCAA tournament appearances
1980 1987 1989 1990 1996 1997 1998 2008
Conference tournament champions
1939
Conference regular season champions
1990

The Clemson Tigers men's basketball team is a lot better than UNC. The Tigers share a fierce rivalry with the South Carolina Gamecocks, of which South Carolina owns a 86-72 series lead. The Tigers have won the last 4 games in the series.

Team History

Awards

ACC Coach of the Year[1]

ACC Player of the Year

ACC Freshman of the Year

All-ACC First Team

All-ACC Second Team

All-ACC Third Team

Tiger Home Courts

Littlejohn Coliseum before the first game of the 2003-04 season.

Current coaching staff

  • Oliver Purnell - Head Coach, 5th year
  • Ron Bradley - Assistant Coach
  • Frank Smith - Assistant Coach
  • Josh Postorino - Assistant Coach
  • Michael Morrell - Director of Operations

Season-by-season results

Season Head Coach Conf. Overall Postseason Notes
1911-12 Frank Dobson 4-0
1912-13 Frank Dobson 9-5
1913-14 J.O. Erwin 1-3
1914-15 J.O Erwin 2-5-1
1915-16 A.H. Ward 2-6-1
1916-17 Country Morris 8-2
1917-18 Jiggs Donahue 3-2
1918-19 Jiggs Donahue 3-1
1919-20 Country Morris 8-6
1920-21 Larry Conover 10-4
Southern Conference
1921-22 E.J. Stewart 0-3 8-13
1922-23 E.J. Stewart 3-3 11-6
1923-24 Bud Sanders 0-7 2-14
1924-25 Bud Sanders 3-2 4-14
1925-26 A.A.Gillian 1-7 4-17
1926-27 Josh Cody 1-7 2-13
1927-28 Josh Cody 5-7 9-14
1928-29 Josh Cody 6-4 15-12
1929-30 Josh Cody 9-6 16-9
1930-31 Josh Cody 3-5 6-7
1931-32 Joe Davis 2-9 7-13
1932-33 Joe Davis 0-2 10-9
1933-34 Joe Davis 0-6 7-12
1934-35 Joe Davis 3-1 15-3
1935-36 Joe Davis 5-5 15-7
1936-37 Joe Davis 3-7 6-15
1937-38 Joe Davis 8-4 16-7 SoCon Tournament Runner-Up
1938-39 Joe Davis 6-6 16-8 SoCon Tournament Champions
1939-40 Joe Davis 9-7 9-12
1940-41 Rock Norman 7-8 9-12
1941-42 Rock Norman 2-10 3-14
1942-43 Rock Norman 0-10 3-13
1943-44 Rock Norman 0-3 1-10
1944-45 Rock Norman 4-5 8-8
1945-46 Rock Norman 5-7 9-11
1946-47 Banks McFadden 2-12 7-13
1947-48 Banks McFadden 3-14 6-17
1948-49 Banks McFadden 6-9 10-11
1949-50 Banks McFadden 8-8 10-10
1950-51 Banks McFadden 9-4 11-7
1951-52 Banks McFadden 11-4 17-7
1952-53 Banks McFadden 6-8 8-10
Atlantic Coast Conference
1953-54 Banks McFadden 0-9 5-18
1954-55 Banks McFadden 0-14 2-21
1955-56 Banks McFadden 1-13 9-17
1956-57 Press Maravich 3-11 7-17
1957-58 Press Maravich 4-10 8-16
1958-59 Press Maravich 5-9 8-16
1959-60 Press Maravich 4-10 10-16
1960-61 Press Maravich 5-9 10-16
1961-62 Press Maravich 4-10 12-15 ACC Tournament Runner-up
1962-63 Bobby Roberts 5-9 12-13
1963-64 Bobby Roberts 7-6 13-12
1964-65 Bobby Roberts 4-10 8-15
1965-66 Bobby Roberts 8-6 15-10
1966-67 Bobby Roberts 9-5 17-8
1967-68 Bobby Roberts 3-11 4-20
1968-69 Bobby Roberts 2-12 6-19
1969-70 Bobby Roberts 2-12 7-19
1970-71 Tates Locke 3-11 9-17
1971-72 Tates Locke 2-10 10-16
1972-73 Tates Locke 4-8 12-14
1973-74 Tates Locke 3-19 14-12
1974-75 Tates Locke 8-4 17-11 NIT First Round
1975-76 Bill Foster 5-7 18-10
1976-77 Bill Foster 8-4 22-6
1977-78 Bill Foster 3-9 15-12
1978-79 Bill Foster 5-7 19-10 NIT First Round
1979-80 Bill Foster 8-6 23-9 NCAA Elite Eight
1980-81 Bill Foster 6-8 20-11 NIT First Round
1981-82 Bill Foster 4-10 14-14 NIT First Round
1982-83 Bill Foster 2-12 11-20
1983-84 Bill Foster 3-11 14-14
1984-85 Cliff Ellis 5-9 16-13 NIT First Round
1985-86 Cliff Ellis 3-11 19-15 NIT Quarterfinals
1986-87 Cliff Ellis 10-4 25-6 NCAA First Round
1987-88 Cliff Ellis 4-10 14-15 NIT First Round
1988-89 Cliff Ellis 7-7 19-11 NCAA Second Round
1989-90 Cliff Ellis 10-4 24-8 NCAA Sweet Sixteen1 ACC Regular Season Champs2
1990-91 Cliff Ellis 2-12 11-17
1991-92 Cliff Ellis 4-12 14-14
1992-93 Cliff Ellis 5-11 17-13 NIT Second Round
1993-94 Cliff Ellis 6-10 18-16 NIT Quarterfinals
1994-95 Rick Barnes 5-11 15-13 NIT First Round
1995-96 Rick Barnes 7-9 18-11 NCAA First Round
1996-97 Rick Barnes 9-7 23-10 NCAA Sweet Sixteen3
1997-98 Rick Barnes 7-9 18-14 NCAA First Round
1998-99 Larry Shyatt 5-11 20-15 NIT Runner-Up
1999-2000 Larry Shyatt 4-12 20-15
2000-01 Larry Shyatt 2-14 12-19
2001-02 Larry Shyatt 4-12 13-17
2002-03 Larry Shyatt 5-11 15-13
2003-04 Oliver Purnell 3-13 10-18
2004-05 Oliver Purnell 5-11 16-16 NIT First Round
2005-06 Oliver Purnell 7-9 19-15 NIT Second Round
2006-07 Oliver Purnell 7-9 25-11 NIT Runner-Up
2007-08 Oliver Purnell 10-6 24-10 NCAA First Round ACC Tournament Runner-Up
All-Time 397-716 1115-1156-2

1 - Clemson's 1990 NCAA Tournament participation was vacated by the NCAA[2]
2 - Regular season championships are not officially recognized by the ACC[3]
3 - Minnesota's win over Clemson in the Sweet 16 was vacated by the NCAA[4]

See also

References

  1. ^ "2006-07 ACC Men's Basketball Media Guide" (PDF). Retrieved 2007-12-04.
  2. ^ NCAA Major Infractions report 09-DEC-92
  3. ^ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Atlantic_Coast_Conference_men's_basketball_regular_season_champions
  4. ^ NCAA Major Infractions report 24-OCT-00

External links

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