GAME SETUP
• Who – Western Carolina (6-39) vs. Clemson (36-12)
• Best Rankings – WCU – NR; CU – No. 5 Collegiate Baseball, Perfect Game
• When – Tuesday (6:30 p.m.)
• Where – Clemson, S.C. (Doug Kingsmore Stadium)
• Watch – ACC Network Extra
• Video Announcers – Fred Cunningham, Ron Smith
• Listen (Radio) – WCCP (105.5 FM), ESPN Upstate
• Listen (Internet) – ClemsonTigers.com, TuneIn
• Live Stats – ClemsonTigers.com
• Social Media – ClemsonBaseball
• Tickets – ClemsonTigers.com, 1-800-CLEMSON
• Promotion – Fans can purchase a ticket for only $2.
SERIES HISTORY
• Overall Record – Clemson leads 64-16 (1974-17)
• Record at Clemson – Clemson leads 45-5 (1974-17)
STARTING PITCHERS
• LHP Corey Sikes (WCU) vs. LHP Sam Weatherly (CU)
CLEMSON OVERVIEW
• Clemson defeated top-15 Florida State twice in three home games from Saturday to Monday.
• The Tigers are averaging 6.1 runs per game and hitting .253 with a .372 on-base percentage and 39 steals.
• The pitching staff has a 3.42 ERA, .235 opponents’ batting average and 2.25 strikeout-to-walk ratio and Clemson is fielding .975.
WESTERN CAROLINA OVERVIEW
• Western Carolina is led by 11th-year head coach Bobby Moranda.
• The Catamounts won two of three games at Furman last weekend. They are hitting .261 and have a 7.28 ERA and .957 fielding percentage.
• Justice Bigbie is hitting .356 with four homers and 40 RBIs, while Spencer Holcomb is batting .322.
QUICK HITS
• Clemson has won 10 of its last 11 games.
• Clemson secured a top-four seed in the ACC Tournament with its 5-4 win over No. 13 Florida State on Monday.
• In 2018, Clemson’s nine-hole hitter has totaled 10 home runs, tied for third most among the nine spots.
TIGERS AMONG LEADERS IN HOME RUNS
• Clemson has 74 home runs in 48 games, good for 1.54 per game, in 2018.
• The Tigers are tied for second in the nation in home runs with Arkansas and only trail Tennessee Tech (106).
• Clemson is 21-3 when it hits at least two home runs in 2018.
• Clemson has hit 24 home runs in the last 11 games.
• Seth Beer (14), Chris Williams (14), Logan Davidson (9), Grayson Byrd (8) and Drew Wharton (6) lead the team in long balls.
