A goal in the 86’ would be the difference, as Notre Dame downed No. 12 Clemson, 2-1, on Friday evening at Alumni Stadium.

The No. 21/20 Clemson Tigers battled back from a four-run deficit, scoring five runs in the final two innings, but ultimately dropped the series finale to Notre Dame, 6-5. The Tigers move to 31-15 (13-8 ACC), while Notre Dame moves to 24-20 (8-13 ACC).

Clemson 13, Notre Dame 12 in 11 Innings on Sunday

The Tigers return to the court on Tuesday, March 5 when they host Syracuse for Senior Night at 7 p.m. on ESPN2.

Brandon Parrish scored in the 27th minute and Ousmane Sylla added another in the 70th minute as ninth-seeded Clemson Men’s Soccer won the 2023 National Championship with a 2-1 win over No. 2 Notre Dame on Monday.

The No. 9 seed Clemson men’s soccer program's 2023 NCAA Tournament journey will conclude on Monday evening, as the Tigers face ACC-foe and No. 2 seed Notre Dame in the College Cup Championship.

We heard from offensive lineman Harris Sewell earlier this week.

Check out some of our best shots from Clemson's win over the Fighting Irish.

We heard from redshirt freshman safety Kylon Griffin on Monday.

Clemson's four selections tie the school record for a single week, a feat most recently accomplished in 2013 following a win against Georgia.

Clemson quarterback Klubnik likes the mentality and maturity he saw from the offense on Saturday and expects to see the same this week when the Tigers welcome North Carolina to Death Valley.

We heard from running back, Phil Mafah, following Clemson’s 31-23 victory over Notre Dame on Saturday.

Clemson offensive lineman Trent Howard spoke with the media following Clemson's win over No. 12 Notre Dame.

Head Coach Dabo Swinney earned his 166th career win to pass College Football Hall of Famer Frank Howard (165 from 1940-69) for sole possession of the Clemson record for career head coaching wins.

Junior running back, Phil Mafah, led the Tigers to victory on Saturday against the 15th ranked Fighting Irish.

Clemson running back Phil Mafah was ready to run on the No.15 Fighting Irish in their 31-23 victory.

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Clemson committed no penalties in the game, its first penalty-free game on record since committing no infractions in the 1952 Gator Bowl against Miami (Fla.) to end the 1951 season.