After 15 years of leading Clemson’s men’s club lacrosse team, head coach Buff Grubb will reportedly retire from his position with the from the program. In his time at Clemson, Grubb has been nothing short of a consistent commander for the team. Under his leadership, the team has become a recognizable force within the MCLA. In recent years, the Tigers have been consistently ranked as a top-20 national team. Last season, they advanced to the MCLA semi-finals, where they fell after a hard-fought battle to Chapman. With Grubb being in his last season as head coach, the team has its eyes set on a trophy. “We have our sights set on getting back to Texas,” said junior face-off specialist Jack McSally in a statement to The Tiger. “We lost some close games last year that could have went our way.” Click the link in our bio to read the full article. 🔗 📝Grace O'Donnell, Senior Reporter 📸Matt Mynes, Contributor