Clemson Basketball Season Opener Against New Hampshire
The Clemson men’s basketball team begins its 2025-26 season Monday night facing New Hampshire, marking the first-ever meeting between these two programs.
Clemson's Record-Breaking Previous Season
Last season, Clemson set new school records with 26 regular-season wins and 18 victories in the ACC. Over the past three years, the Tigers have posted a 74-30 record, the best three-year run in program history and second only to Duke in the ACC during that period.
New Hampshire’s Recent Performance
The Wildcats come into the matchup after their worst season in six years, finishing 8-24 overall and 6-10 in the America East Conference. Clemson aims to capitalize on New Hampshire’s struggles to start the new season strong.
Roster Changes for Clemson
- The Tigers have undergone a nearly complete roster overhaul since last March.
- All-ACC players Chase Hunter and Ian Schieffelin have left the team.
- Chase Hunter signed with the New Orleans Pelicans after averaging 16 points last season.
“The Wildcats are coming off their worst season in six years, finishing 8-24 overall, which the Tigers will look to capitalize on.”
This season promises a fresh start for Clemson as they look to build on their previous success with a significantly changed lineup.
Author's summary: Clemson opens the 2025-26 basketball season against New Hampshire, aiming to continue momentum from a record-breaking past season despite major roster changes.
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