Clemson Tigers
School Name:
Clemson University
Location:
Clemson, South Carolina
Arena:
Littlejohn Coliseum
Capacity:
10,325
Conference:
ACC
Head coach:
Oliver Purnell
The Clemson Tigers men's basketball team is a college basketball program that competes in the Atlantic Coast Conference in the NCAA Division I . The current coach is Brad Brownell , who succeeds Oliver Purnell who left for DePaul .
Team history [ ]
Awards [ ]
ACC Coach of the Year [1]
ACC Player of the Year
ACC Freshman of the Year
Skip Wise - 1975
Greg Buckner - 1995
All-ACC First Team
Choppy Patterson - 1960
Randy Mahaffey - 1967
Skip Wise - 1975
Billy Williams - 1980
Horace Grant - 1987
Dale Davis - 1990
Elden Campbell - 1990
Will Solomon - 2000
Ed Scott - 2003
Trevor Booker - 2010
All-ACC Second Team
Bill Yarborough - 1955 & 1956
Choppy Patterson - 1961
Jim Brennan - 1963 & 1964
Randy Mahaffey - 1965
Jim Sutherland - 1967
Butch Zatezalo - 1968, 1969, 1970
Tree Rollins - 1975, 1976, 1977
Stan Rome - 1977
Larry Nance - 1981
Vince Hamilton - 1982
Elden Campbell - 1989
Dale Davis - 1991
Sharone Wright - 1994
Greg Buckner - 1997, 1998
Terrell McIntyre - 1997, 1999
Will Solomon - 2001
K.C. Rivers - 2008
Trevor Booker - 2009
All-ACC Third Team
Horace Grant - 1987
Elden Campbell - 1988
Dale Davis - 1989
Sharone Wright - 1993
Chris Whitney - 1993
Devin Gray - 1994
Terrell McIntyre - 1998
Ed Scott - 2002
Sharrod Ford - 2005
Cliff Hammonds - 2008
ACC All-Defensive Team
Greg Buckner - 1997
Vernon Hamilton - 2006 & 2007
James Mays - 2007 & 2008
Cliff Hammonds - 2008
Trevor Booker - 2009 & 2010
All-Southern Conference
Banks McFadden - 1938, 1939, 1940
All-Americans
Banks McFadden (1939 Helms Foundation)
Tree Rollins (1977 Helms, 3rd Team - AP)
Billy Williams (1980 Helms, Honorable Mention - AP)
Horace Grant (1987 Helms, 2nd Team - AP)
Elden Campbell (1990 Honorable Mention - AP)
Dale Davis (1990 Honorable Mention - AP)
Sharone Wright (1990 Honorable Mention - AP)
Clemson Ring of Honor
Banks McFadden
Dale Davis
Retired Jerseys
23 - Banks McFadden
30 - Tree Rollins
34 - Dale Davis
Tiger home courts [ ]
Littlejohn Coliseum - November 30, 1968–February 23, 2002, January 5, 2003–Present
Civic Center of Anderson - November 13, 2002–December 31, 2002, (For eight games as Littlejohn Coliseum was undergoing renovations)
Clemson Field House - 1930-1968
Coaching history [ ]
Coaches and staff [ ]
[2]
Name
From
To
Record
Brad Brownell
2010
Present[3]
Oliver Purnell
2003
2010
138-88
Larry Shyatt
1998
2003
70-84
Rick Barnes
1994
1998
74-48
Cliff Ellis
1984
1994
177-128
Bill Foster
1975
1984
156-106
Tates Locke
1970
1975
62-70
Bobby Roberts
1962
1970
82-116
Press Maravich
1956
1962
55-96
Banks McFadden
1946
1956
85-131
Rock Norman
1940
1946
32-70
Joe Davis
1931
1940
101-86
Josh Cody
1927
1931
48-55
Current coaching staff [ ]
Season-by-season results [ ]
2008 Clemson Tigers Basketball Season Log
1910s
Season
Head Coach
Conf.
Overall
Postseason
Notes
1911–12
Frank Dobson
4-0
1912–13
Frank Dobson
9-5
1913–14
J.O. Erwin
1–3
1914–15
J.O Erwin
2-5-1
1915–16
A.H. Ward
2-6-1
1916–17
Country Morris
8-2
1917–18
Jiggs Donahue
3-2
1918–19
Jiggs Donahue
3-1
1919–20
Country Morris
8-6
1920s
Season
Head Coach
Conf.
Overall
Postseason
Notes
1920–21
Larry Conover
10-4
Southern Conference (1921–1953)
1921–22
E.J. Stewart
0–3
8–13
1922–23
E.J. Stewart
3–3
11-6
1923–24
Bud Sanders
0–7
2–14
1924–25
Bud Sanders
3-2
4–14
1925–26
A.A.Gillian
1–7
4–17
1926–27
Josh Cody
1–7
2–13
1927–28
Josh Cody
5–7
9–14
1928–29
Josh Cody
6-4
15-12
1929–30
Josh Cody
9-6
16-9
1930s
Season
Head Coach
Conf.
Overall
Postseason
Notes
1930–31
Josh Cody
3–5
6–7
1931–32
Joe Davis
2–9
7–13
1932–33
Joe Davis
0–2
10-9
1933–34
Joe Davis
0–6
7–12
1934–35
Joe Davis
3-1
15-3
1935–36
Joe Davis
5–5
15-7
1936–37
Joe Davis
3–7
6–15
1937–38
Joe Davis
8-4
16-7
SoCon Tournament Runner-Up
1938–39
Joe Davis
6–6
16-8
SoCon Tournament Champions
1939–40
Joe Davis
9-7
9–12
1940s
Season
Head Coach
Conf.
Overall
Postseason
Notes
1940–41
Rock Norman
7–8
9–12
1941–42
Rock Norman
2–10
3–14
1942–43
Rock Norman
0–10
3–13
1943–44
Rock Norman
0–3
1–10
1944–45
Rock Norman
4–5
8–8
1945–46
Rock Norman
5–7
9–11
1946–47
Banks McFadden
2–12
7–13
1947–48
Banks McFadden
3–14
6–17
1948–49
Banks McFadden
6–9
10–11
1949–50
Banks McFadden
8–8
10–10
1950s
Season
Head Coach
Conf.
Overall
Postseason
Notes
1950–51
Banks McFadden
9-4
11-7
1951–52
Banks McFadden
11-4
17-7
1952–53
Banks McFadden
6–8
8–10
Atlantic Coast Conference (1953–Present)
1953–54
Banks McFadden
0–9
5–18
1954–55
Banks McFadden
0–14
2–21
1955–56
Banks McFadden
1–13
9–17
1956–57
Press Maravich
3–11
7–17
1957–58
Press Maravich
4–10
8–16
1958–59
Press Maravich
5–9
8–16
1959–60
Press Maravich
4–10
10–16
1960s
Season
Head Coach
Conf.
Overall
Postseason
Notes
1960–61
Press Maravich
5–9
10–16
1961–62
Press Maravich
4–10
12–15
ACC Tournament Runner-up
1962–63
Bobby Roberts
5–9
12–13
1963–64
Bobby Roberts
7-6
13-12
1964–65
Bobby Roberts
4–10
8–15
1965–66
Bobby Roberts
8-6
15-10
1966–67
Bobby Roberts
9-5
17-8
1967–68
Bobby Roberts
3–11
4–20
1968–69
Bobby Roberts
2–12
6–19
1969–70
Bobby Roberts
2–12
7–19
1970s
Season
Head Coach
Conf.
Overall
Postseason
Notes
1970–71
Tates Locke
3–11
9–17
1971–72
Tates Locke
2–10
10–16
1972–73
Tates Locke
4–8
12–14
1973–74
Tates Locke
3–19
14-12
1974–75
Tates Locke
8-4
17-11
NIT First Round
1975–76
Bill Foster
5–7
18-10
1976–77
Bill Foster
8-4
22-6
1977–78
Bill Foster
3–9
15-12
1978–79
Bill Foster
5–7
19-10
NIT First Round
1979–80
Bill Foster
8-6
23-9
NCAA Elite Eight
1980s
Season
Head Coach
Conf.
Overall
Postseason
Notes
1980–81
Bill Foster
6–8
20-11
NIT First Round
1981–82
Bill Foster
4–10
14–14
NIT First Round
1982–83
Bill Foster
2–12
11–20
1983–84
Bill Foster
3–11
14–14
1984–85
Cliff Ellis
5–9
16-13
NIT First Round
1985–86
Cliff Ellis
3–11
19-15
NIT Quarterfinals
1986–87
Cliff Ellis
10-4
25-6
NCAA First Round
1987–88
Cliff Ellis
4–10
14–15
NIT First Round
1988–89
Cliff Ellis
7–7
19-11
NCAA Second Round
1989–90
Cliff Ellis
10-4
24-8
NCAA Sweet Sixteen 1
ACC Regular Season Champs 2
1 - Clemson's 1990 NCAA Tournament participation was vacated by the NCAA[4]
2 - Regular season championships are not officially recognized by the ACC[5]
1990s
Season
Head Coach
Conf.
Overall
Postseason
Notes
1990–91
Cliff Ellis
2–12
11–17
1991–92
Cliff Ellis
4–12
14–14
1992–93
Cliff Ellis
5–11
17-13
NIT Second Round
1993–94
Cliff Ellis
6–10
18-16
NIT Quarterfinals
1994–95
Rick Barnes
5–11
15-13
NIT First Round
1995–96
Rick Barnes
7–9
18-11
NCAA First Round
1996–97
Rick Barnes
9-7
23-10
NCAA Sweet Sixteen 3
1997–98
Rick Barnes
7–9
18-14
NCAA First Round
1998–99
Larry Shyatt
5–11
20-15
NIT Runner-Up
1999–2000
Larry Shyatt
4–12
10-20
3 - Minnesota's win over Clemson in the Sweet 16 was vacated by the NCAA[6]
2000s
Season
Head Coach
Conf.
Overall
Postseason
Notes
2000–01
Larry Shyatt
2–14
12–19
2001–02
Larry Shyatt
4–12
13–17
2002–03
Larry Shyatt
5–11
15-13
2003–04
Oliver Purnell
3–13
10–18
2004–05
Oliver Purnell
5–11
16–16
NIT First Round
2005–06
Oliver Purnell
7–9
19-15
NIT Second Round
2006–07
Oliver Purnell
7–9
25-11
NIT Runner-Up
2007–08
Oliver Purnell
10-6
24-10
NCAA First Round
ACC Tournament Runner-Up
2008–09
Oliver Purnell
9-7
23-9
NCAA First Round
All-Time Conference Record: 397–716 (.357) All-Time Overall Record: 1138-1165-2 (.494)
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