CONWAY, S.C. The Clemson Tigers 2-0 shutout win over the Coastal Carolina Chanticleers on Tuesday night marked their seventh clean sheet of the season. Goalkeeper George Marks, who totaled a season-high nine saves on the evening, moved into a tie for fourth on Clemson’s all-time solo-shutout leaderboard (18) with the result as the Tigers advanced to 9-2 (3-1 ACC). Hamady Diop kicked off the scoring just 13 minutes into the match, as a loose ball found him at the top of the box. His well-struck curler snuck through the legs of the Coastal Carolina goalkeeper and gave the Tigers the early 1-0 advantage. The Chanticleers had a chance to equalize right before the break, but Marks came up big with two stops on close-range efforts to keep his team in front. Ousmane Sylla’s right-footed rocket into the top right-corner of the net 11 minutes into the second half was more than Marks and the Tigers’ defense needed to hold on and secure the victory. While Marks was called upon a few tim
CLEMSON, S.C. The Clemson Tigers won their second match of the season against USC Upstate by a score of 5-0 on Sunday night at Historic Riggs Field. The victory was the 33rd of goalkeeper George Marks’s career, moving him into sole possession of sixth place on Clemson’s all-time goalkeeper wins leaderboard. The Tigers came onto Riggs Field firing on all cylinders. In his first minutes of the season, junior forward Mohamed Seye headed a Callum Johnson cross past the Upstate keeper to give Clemson the early 1-0 advantage. https://twitter.com/ClemsonMSoccer/status/1432121975984443394?s=20 Oskar Agren scored his first goal of the year off a rebound resulting from a designed free kick opportunity, and Isaiah Reid rounded out the first-half scoring when he rose above a Spartan defender and placed a header off an Enrique Montane cross into the right side panel. https://twitter.com/ClemsonMSoccer/status/1432124414649196547?s=20 https://twitter.com/ClemsonMSoccer/status/1432129288468193