Clemson prepares for a seven games in an eight day stretch (AUDIO)

Jack Leggett's Tigers will embark on a 7 game stretch starting Saturday

By: Justin Stevens

The Clemson baseball team faces a tough seven game stretch in eight days to end their 2012 regular season. The Tigers who are 29-20 overall and 14-10 in the ACC, will face the consensus number one team in the nation, Florida State, starting Saturday, May 12th. After a three game series with the Seminoles, Clemson faces in-state university Furman on May 15th then close out their season with a three game series against Wake Forest on May 17th.

 AUDIO: Jack Leggett [5:05]

AUDIO: Richie Shaffer [3:42]

AUDIO: Thomas Brittle [1:57]

AUDIO: Dominic Leone [3:32]

AUDIO: Steve Wilkerson [1:55]

Clemson is currently third in the Atlantic Division in the ACC, two games behind NC State. With two more ACC series remaining, Clemson is battling to improve their standing in the division before entering the ACC Conference Tournament on May 23rd-May 27th in Greensboro, North Carolina. With injuries to Kevin Brady and Matt Campbell in the series against Georgia Tech, Clemson now leans to Dominic Leone to lead the Tigers in the opening game against the Seminoles. 

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