It’s a one-game season for Erik Bakich and his Tigers.
Second-seeded Clemson faces Miami today at 11 am at Truist Field in Charlotte as part of the ACC Baseball Championship (ACCN). At stake is a spot in the ACC Baseball Championship semifinals after Miami defeated Louisville 8-5 Tuesday as part of pool play.
Louisville, which plays Clemson on Friday in Charlotte, can’t advance past that game. If Miami defeats Clemson, the Hurricanes will advance to the semifinals on the back of a 2-0 pool play record. If Clemson defeats Miami, the Louisville game doesn’t matter because the worst the Tigers would finish is 1-1, and Clemson would advance because it’s the higher seed.