The Tigers just added another player to their roster with 10 days until the 2026-2027 season begins. Clemson women's basketball guard Mia Moore has been granted a sixth year of eligibility, per a release from the team.

On Friday afternoon, the NCAA granted Clemson women’s basketball graduate guard Mia Moore Eligibility for the 2026-27 Season. Moore filled every column of the stat sheet throughout the season, averaging 13.

Clemson, S.C. – The NCAA has granted Clemson women’s basketball graduate guard Mia Moore Eligibility for the 2026-27 Season. MIA MOORE 2026-27 SEASON HIGHLIGHTS

Clemson men’s basketball knows it’s missing two, and could be without three key players to start the 2026-27 season. The Tigers are looking for ways to somehow fill the void left by their absences.

Tiger baseball, which is set to begin its 130th season under fifth-year Head Coach Erik Bakich, plays over half of its regular-season games (28) against 2026 NCAA Tournament teams.

Clemson coach Dabo Swinney says he hasn't heard back from the NCAA about tampering allegations against Ole Miss coach Pete Golding.

Tigers guard Taylor Johnson-Matthews sued the NCAA in Pickens County on Aug. 18, seeking a fifth year of eligibility.

No. 8 seed Clemson was a millisecond away from sinking No. 9 seed USC on a buzzer-beating heave from three-point range, but the shot from Tigers guard Mia Moore at the end of regulation was negated after a review by the referees spotted the ball still on Moore's fingertips as the clock hit zeroes.

NCAA Has Granted Clemson’s Mia Moore Eligibility For The 2026-27 Season

Known for his experience with developing players, an extra year will help the Clemson head coach's players get more game experience without worrying about burning a year. In a program that’s built on development over talent itself, Clemson football could ...