Clemson earns another shot at the Duke Blue Devils after topping North Carolina in ACC Tournament play for just the second time ever.

Clemson opens play in Charlotte against Wake Forest as conference tournament week heats up across college basketball.

The ACC Tournament tips off in Charlotte as Clemson prepares for a late-night opener, while the madness of March begins to take shape across college basketball.

Clemson basketball survives Georgia Tech on Senior Day to lock up the No. 5 seed in the ACC Tournament, while the Tigers’ baseball team keeps rolling ahead of a massive series with the Yellow Jackets.

Clemson women’s basketball punches its ticket forward in the ACC Tournament with a gritty comeback win over Virginia, and Swanny breaks down Mia Moore’s big night and what it means for the Tigers’ NCAA hopes. Plus, Tim Bourret joins the show to talk Clemson hoops, Lou Holtz’s legacy, and Rich Bisaccia’s return to Tigertown as spring football rolls on.

R.J. Godfrey delivers a career night, but Clemson comes up just short at North Carolina, putting the Tigers’ double-bye hopes on life support while baseball gets set for a neutral-site clash with Michigan State.

Clemson hoops heads to Chapel Hill with a double-bye on the line in the ACC Tournament, Chad Morris begins shaping the Tigers’ offense in spring practice, and the numbers behind South Carolina’s struggles across men’s sports are almost hard to believe. Plus, what Clemson must do tonight to finally flip the script at North Carolina.

Clemson owned the weekend — two-of-three over South Carolina, sparked by Michael Sharman’s razor-sharp masterpiece (a complete-game clinic that barely lasted longer than a movie trailer), then hoops finally looked like itself again in an 80-75 win that was never as tight as the score. Now it’s on to Chapel Hill with the double-bye in play, plus a quick look at the ACC women’s bracket… and a wild “pampas grass” story you won’t see coming.

ESPN’s got this rivalry weekend and Clemson hoops feeling like a subscription trap — and Tiger fans don’t have time for the fine print. Clemson-Carolina baseball is here, Louisville’s in town with the Tigers sliding, and I’m telling you right now: don’t let the committee decide it — take it.

Rivalry weekend is here — Clemson and South Carolina open the Palmetto State showdown at Founders Park, plus Dabo kicks off spring ball, and the NCAA finally starts talking “significant penalties” for tampering.