Clemson Basketball Recruiting News

Head Coach Brad Brownell and his staff added three players to the Clemson University men’s basketball program on Wednesday.

Brad Brownell and the Tigers landed their third commit for the 2021 basketball recruiting class.

Brad Brownell continues to build Clemson's program, reaching into Georgia to take one of the Peach State's Top 20 prospects.

Head Coach Brad Brownell and his staff announced the addition of Lynn Kidd (Gainesville, Fla./IMG Academy) on Friday.

Clemson offered the 6'10 center on July 18 and got a commitment late last night.

Clemson basketball recruiting for the 2021 class appears to be picking up with the commitment of in-state guard Joshua Beadle. Beadle was the first to commit and the focus should be on post players moving forward.

Clemson picked up the commitment from four-star guard Joshua Beadle. Beadle, a 6-4 point guard selected the Tigers over Wake Forest, VCU, Furman, and College of Charleston.

The Clemson basketball team had their moments in a disappointing 2019 season and have reason to believe that 2020 could be better. There is talent, experience and scoring returning and a recruiting class that includes Canadian standout Olivier-Maxence Prosper, a candidate for early playing time.

Head Coach Brad Brownell and his staff added two players to the Clemson University men’s basketball program on Wednesday. P.J. Hall (Spartanburg, S.C./Dorman) and Olivier-Maxence Prosper (Montreal, Quebec, Canada/NBA Academy Latin America) both signed national letters of intent to play for the Tiger

Building a program isn't easy, but both Brad Brownell and Amanda Butler took strides in the right direction over the past 24 hours.

P.J. Hall, the No. 1 basketball player in South Carolina for the 2020 class, picks the Tigers over another ACC school.

Kuluel Mading, an underrated 2021 basketball recruit, picked up an offer from Clemson basketball earlier this month, and he is interested in the Tigers.