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Bryce Clavon’s Clemsonbaseball career has come to an end.
According to reports from our friends over at The Clemson Insider, the Tigers outfielder is entering the transfer portal after one season with the program.
Clavon arrived at Clemson last offseason following a transfer from Georgia and became a steady piece of the Tigers’ outfield rotation during the 2026 campaign. He made 38 starts this spring, seeing most of his time in center field, and finished with a .255 batting average. He also totaled five home runs, 18 RBI, six doubles and a triple while swiping nine bases.
Before making the move to Clemson, Clavon spent a season at Georgia, where he appeared in 27 games. His college career began with plenty of hype after a standout prep career that saw him earn Perfect Game All-American honors while ranking among the top overall players in his recruiting class.
Clavon will move on with at least two years of remaining eligibility, giving him plenty of options as he looks for his next destination.
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According to reports from our friends over at The Clemson Insider, the Tigers outfielder is entering the transfer portal after one season with the program.
Clavon arrived at Clemson last offseason following a transfer from Georgia and became a steady piece of the Tigers’ outfield rotation during the 2026 campaign. He made 38 starts this spring, seeing most of his time in center field, and finished with a .255 batting average. He also totaled five home runs, 18 RBI, six doubles and a triple while swiping nine bases.
Before making the move to Clemson, Clavon spent a season at Georgia, where he appeared in 27 games. His college career began with plenty of hype after a standout prep career that saw him earn Perfect Game All-American honors while ranking among the top overall players in his recruiting class.
Clavon will move on with at least two years of remaining eligibility, giving him plenty of options as he looks for his next destination.
Contact us @Clemson_Wire on X, and like our page on Facebook for ongoing coverage of Clemson Tigers news and notes, plus opinions.
This article originally appeared on Clemson Wire: Bryce Clavon’s Clemson baseball career over after transfer portal report
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