The Clemson Tigers didn’t have their best week as they were swept by No. 3 North Carolina last weekend. The Clemson Insider puts a wrap on the week for No. 8 Clemson and hands out the weekly awards.

Overall Record          34-11

ACC Record               16-8

Last Week             1-3

4/25   Tuesday       College of Charleston       W, 7-2

4/28   Friday          #3 North Carolina             L, 1-5

4/29   Saturday      #3 North Carolina             L, 4-5

4/30   Sunday         #3 North Carolina             L, 2-3 (10)

Next Week

5/6     Saturday      Nevada (13-29)                 6:30PM         Clemson

5/7     Sunday         Nevada (13-29)                 4:00PM         Clemson

5/8     Monday        Nevada (13-29)                 12:00PM       Clemson

Note: Records as of Monday, May 1. Nevada travels to Sacramento State on Tuesday.

TCI Hitter-of-the Week              #28 Seth Beer

The sophomore outfielder from Suwanee, GA went 4-for-11 (.364) in four games last week to earn his second Hitter-of-the-Week award. Beer had three doubles, one run, two RBI, four walks, and a sac fly with a .636 slugging percentage and a .500 on-base percentage.

          Other hitters of note:

Reed Rohlman        5-for-14 (.357), 2 2B, 1 HR, 3 R, 3 RBI, 1 BB, 2 HBP

Robert Jolly           5-for-15 (.333), 2 2B, 3 R, 1 RBI, 1 BB

Chris Williams        5-for-17 (.294), 1 2B, 2 HR, 2 R, 3 RBI

TCI Pitcher-of-the-Week            #36 Pat Krall

The senior lefty from Downingtown, PA earned his third Pitcher-of-the-Week award for his performance against #3 North Carolina on Sunday. In 8.0 innings, Krall allowed two runs (no earned runs) on five hits (.167 OBA) and two walks with four strikeouts in a no decision.

          Other pitchers of note:

Alex Schnell           2.1 IP, 3 app, 0 runs, 2 hits, 0 BB, 3 K, .222 OBA

Tyler Jackson         7.1 IP, 2 app, 1 GS, 1-0, 2 runs (2 ER), 8 hits, 1 BB, 4 K, .276 OBA

Alex Eubanks                   7.1 IP, 1 GS, 3 runs (3 ER), 7 hits, 1 BB, 6 K, .241 OBA

Weekend Notes:

Clemson, ranked as high as #6 in the country, won a midweek home game over College of Charleston before being swept at #3 North Carolina over the weekend. The Tigers were outscored 15-14 despite outhitting the opposition .244 (32 hits) to .239 (32 hits). On the week, Clemson had nine doubles, three homers, nine walks, and four HBPs against 27 strikeouts while going 1-2 on stolen bases. The Tiger pitching staff had a 3.38 ERA, allowing 15 runs (13 earned) in 34.2 innings with nine walks against 28 strikeouts. Clemson fielded at a .987 clip, committing two errors in 149 chances.