How to watch Clemson baseball vs Davidson today and this weekend: Time, TV info
How to watch Clemson baseball vs Davidson today and this weekend: Time, TV info Clemson welcomes Davidson College today for a three-game series. Here's how you can watch.
Clemson baseball has one last nonconference weekend series before ACC play begins next weekend against Notre Dame.
Clemson (12-1 overall), ranked No. 4 in Perfect Game's Top 25 and No. 7 in this week's USA TODAY Sports Coaches Poll, hosts the Davidson Wildcats (4-7 overall) this weekend at Doug Kingsmore Stadium. The Tigers posted a 7-0 shutout win over USC Upstate and an 11-2 win over Presbyterian in midweek play.
That followed a dominant series sweep of rival South Carolina in this year's Palmetto Series. Clemson pitching dominated the series by holding the Gamecocks to six runs total in the three games while the offense got big at-bats from Cam Cannarella, Jarren Purify, and transfer portal additions Collin Priest and Luke Gaffney.
Priest, a transfer from Michigan, hit a three-run home run in the eighth inning of Sunday's 8-2 win over South Carolina. Cannarella added a two-run single in the ninth inning of that game to help Clemson finish off the sweep. Purify hit a solo home run in the seventh inning in Friday's 5-3 win against the Gamecocks and followed it up with a clutch ninth-inning double in the Tigers' 5-1 win on Saturday in Greenville. Cannarella had an RBI double earlier in the sixth inning to break a scoreless tie.
On the mound, left-hander Ethan Darden escaped a bases-loaded, no-out jam in the first inning last Saturday and went on to toss seven shutout innings. Darden scattered three hits and walked two while striking out six batters. Left-hander Justin LeGuernic started and threw four shutout innings Sunday in Columbia, allowing two hits and striking out six.
Davidson took two of three from Lafayette College (Pa.) last weekend and fell 7-3 to South Carolina on Tuesday. Jamie Daly leads the Wildcats with a .395 average, three home runs and .521 on-base percentage.
Right-hander Aidan Knaak (1-0, 5.93 ERA) will start Friday's series opener for Clemson against right-hander Wilson Perkins with Darden (2-0, 1.06) scheduled to make Saturday's start against fellow left-hander Isaac Fix. LeGuernic is scheduled to start Sunday's fine.
Here's how to watch every game of this weekend's Clemson baseball series, including first pitch times, TV channel and streaming information.
What channel is Clemson baseball game vs Davidson on today?
TV Channel: Today's game and every game of this weekend's Clemson-Davidson series is available through streaming-only via ESPN+ and ACC Network Extra (ACCNX).
Start times: 4 p.m. ET Friday, 3 p.m. Saturday, 2 p.m. Sunday
Live stream: ESPN+
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Clemson baseball schedule 2025
Record: 12-1
Feb. 14: vs. Oklahoma State (W, 6-5)
Feb. 15: vs. Arizona (W, 16-5)
Feb. 16: vs. Ole Miss (L, 15-5)
Feb. 21: vs. VCU (W, 6-2)
Feb. 22: vs. North Carolina A&T (W, 12-7)
Feb. 22: vs. VCU (W, 4-3)
Feb. 23: vs. North Carolina A&T (W, 4-2)
Feb. 25: vs. Winthrop (W, 20-7)
Feb. 28: vs. South Carolina (W, 5-3)
March 1: vs. South Carolina (W, 5-1)
March 2: at South Carolina (W, 8-2)
March 4: vs. USC Upstate (W, 7-0)
March 5: vs. Presbyterian (W, 11-2)
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