Erik Bakich Makes Bold Omaha Promise After Clemson’s Season-Ending Loss originally appeared on Athlon Sports.

Clemson led 5-4 entering the 8th inning vs West Virginia, but it allowed 5 unanswered runs and lost, meaning it faces Kentucky in an elimination game.

There wasn’t a dry eye at Doug Kingsmore Stadium Sunday afternoon in Clemson, S.C. and it wasn’t necessarily just because of the Clemson Tigers' loss.

It was an emotional few moments in Clemson’s dugout following Sunday’s 16-4 loss to Kentucky in Game 5 of the Clemson Super Regional. The loss to the Wildcats came in the elimination round, as the Tigers’ 2025 season came to an abrupt end at Doug Kingsmore Stadium.

CLEMSON — Clemson coach Erik Bakich is OK with being judged by the results. He said at the beginning of the 2025 season, if the Tigers didn't get to Omaha for the College World Series ...

Clemson has improved in each postseason under third-year coach Erik Bakich. If it doesn't make strides this time, the Tigers will be disappointed.

Clemson fans have had a nickname for Jacob McGovern for a while now — “McShovern.” But it turns out Friday night was the first time head coach Erik Bakich had heard it. “Do you like that? Do you like McShovern?

Tigers baseball lost to West Virginia in NCAA tourney regional, will face Kentucky for chance to play Mountaineers again June 1 at Doug Kingsmore Stadium.