It was chilly. It was rainy. It was windy.
It did not feel like the first day of baseball practice at Clemson on Friday, but that is exactly what it was as the Tigers opened fall practice in the batting cages at Doug Kingsmore Stadium.
“It’s awesome! I had a good summer, but I was definitely ready to be back. There is a new vibe. It is fantastic. I’m ready to get fall ball started,” outfielder Reed Rohlman said prior to Friday’s first practice.
For just the third time since 1958, Clemson opened baseball practice with a new coach.