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Head coach Brad Brownell rebuilt Clemson’s roster after losing five players to graduation and five scholarship players to the transfer portal, adding Jestin Porter (Middle Tennessee), Jake Wahlin (Utah), Nick Davidson (Nevada), Carter Welling (Utah Valley), Butta Johnson (UAB), and boomerang transfer RJ Godfrey (Georgia). Combined with senior Dillon Hunter, redshirt freshmen Ace Buckner and Dallas Thomas, and freshmen Chase Thompson and Zac Foster (injured), the retooled roster has Clemson ranked No. 24 in the USA TODAY Coaches Poll.
Meanwhile, several former Tigers are posting significant production at their new programs during the 2025-26 season.
2019 Signing Class
Alex Hemenway — Evansville (previously Vanderbilt)
- 6.8 points per game
- 34 percent shooting from three-point range
- Missed 2024-25 season at Vanderbilt due to injury before returning this year
2021 Signing Class
Joshua Beadle — Coastal Carolina (previously Boston College)
- 17.0 points per game (team leader)
- 32-point season high
- Averaged 5.9 points per game in 16 starts at Boston College in 2024-25
2022 Signing Class
Chauncey Gibson — Chicago State (previously UT Arlington, Prairie View A&M)
- 5.6 points per game
- 13 games played ( 4 starts)
Chauncey Wiggins — Florida State
- 12.7 points per game (second on team)
- Led Florida State in scoring in three of the past five games
- Scored 19 in Saturday’s 92-69 win at Virginia Tech, FSU has won 4 of last 5 games
- Returns to Littlejohn Coliseum this weekend
2023 Signing Class
Asa Thomas — Furman
- 13.7 points per game (tied for second on team)
- 39.3 percent three-point shooting (team best)
- Valentine’s Day performance vs. VMI: 25 points, 5 rebounds, 5 assists, 6 three-pointers
Jake Heidbreder — Fresno State (previously Air Force)
- 17.5 points per game (team leader)
- Season-high: 29 points vs. UNLV
2024 Signing Class
Del Jones — Radford
- 17.1 points per game (second on team)
- Season-high: 27 points (reached four times)
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Christian Reeves — Charleston (previously Duke)
- 10.6 points per game
- 7.7 rebounds per game (team leader)
- Six double-doubles
- Season-high performance vs. Elon: 29 points, 18 rebounds
