There will be a lot less Beer served at Doug Kingsmore Stadium this spring. Seth Beer, that is. But Clemson is not focused on the ones who won’t be returning.
With the loss of power hitters like Beer and Chris Williams, to name a few, the Tigers, who were ranked as high as No. 14 in the preseason by Baseball America, may have a different style this baseball season, which gets underway in exactly three weeks.
Beer and Williams, who combined for 40 home runs last year have moved on from Clemson and into professional baseball with an absence that is felt.