By Trey McCurry.

By Trey McCurry

Each week TheClemsonInsider.com will recap how the Tigers did on the diamond and hand out some awards for the best performances.  Who took home the TCI awards this week?

Overall Record       39-20

ACC Record           18-12

Last Week             0-3

5/22   Wednesday   vs. NC State *                  L, 3-6

5/24   Friday          vs. North Carolina *                   L, 7-12 (14)

5/25   Saturday      vs. Miami (FL) *               L, 0-7

• – ACC Baseball Championship at Durham, NC (Durham Bulls Athletic Park)

Next Week

Columbia Regional

5/31   Friday          vs. Liberty (34-27)                      1:00PM         Columbia, SC

6/1     Saturday      vs. Saint Louis/South Carolina   TBD              Columbia, SC

Note: Records as of Sunday, May 26.

TCI Hitter-of-the Week              #1 Maleeke Gibson

The freshman designated hitter from Sumter, SC earned his first TCI Hitter-of-the-Week award with his performance at the ACC Baseball Championship. Gibson was 5-for-15 (.333) with a RBI, two runs, a walk, and was 1-2 on stolen bases.

     Other hitters of note:

     Garrett Boulware    4-for-13 (.308), 1 2B, 1 HR, 1 RBI, 1 R, 1 HBP

Steven Duggar        4-for-14 (.286), 1 2B, 1 3B, 2 RBI

Mike Triller            2-for-5 (.400), 2 RBI, 1-1 SB

TCI Pitcher-of-the-Week            #43 Patrick Andrews

The sophomore righthander from Hilton Head Island, SC earned his first TCI Pitcher-of-the-Week award with two solid relief appearances in the ACC Baseball Championship. Andrews did not have a decision in either appearance as he pitched 3.2 innings and allowed four hits and two walks against five strikeouts.

     Other pitchers of note:

Zack Erwin             5.1 IP, 1 start, 2 runs (earned), 5 hits, 2 BB, 3 Ks

Jonathan Meyer     3.2 IP, 1 app, 1 run (earned), 3 hits, 2 BB, 3 Ks

Mike Kent              1.1 IP, 1 app, 1 run (unearned), 1 hit, 1 K

Weekly Notes:

Clemson went 0-3 this past week at the ACC Baseball Championship, falling 6-3 to #4 seed NC State, 12-7 in 14 innings to #1 seed North Carolina, and 7-0 to #8 seed Miami (FL). The Tigers were outscored 25-10 on the week while being outhit .286 (36 hits) to .207 (23 hits). Clemson had two doubles, a triple, a homer, 11 walks, three HBPs, and 24 strikeouts while going 8-10 on stolen bases. The Tiger pitching staff had a 6.39 ERA in the three games, allowing 25 runs (22 earned) in 31.0 innings pitched with 14 walks against 23 strikeouts. Clemson fielded at a .962 clip, committing five errors in 132 chances.

Weekly Rankings:

Date            BA      CB      ESPN  W-L

Preseason    NR      NR      NR      0-0

2/18             NR      NR      NP      2-1

2/25             NR      NR      NR      3-0

3/4              NR      NR      NR      1-3

3/11             NR      NR      NR      3-1

3/18             NR      NR      NR      2-2

3/25             NR      NR      NR      4-1

4/1              NR      NR      NR      1-2

4/8              22      17      NR      5-1

4/15             20      12      24      5-0

4/22             25      13      NR      1-2

4/29             18      14      22      3-1

5/6              19      15      22      0-1

5/13             17      14      19      7-0

5/20             18      14      18      2-2

5/27             22      17      24      0-3

Leggett Moving Up The All-Time Wins Lists

As TCI has followed over the past two seasons, Clemson Head Coach Jack Leggett has been moving up the All-Times Wins List by a Division I Head Coach. With a 9-5 win over Maryland on May 6, 2013, Leggett moved into 11th place on the all-time wins list and recently recorded his 875th win at Clemson with a 12-1 win over Western Carolina on April 24, 2013. This season Leggett again should move up several spots on the list and TCI will continue to track his climb throughout the 2013 season.