Clemson baseball picks up Michigan grad transfer |
Michigan graduate transfer shortstop Riley Bertram announced he will play his final season at Clemson under his former coach Erik Bakich.
"Thank you to the University of Michigan and @umichbaseball for 4 of the greatest years of my life," Bertram said. "With that being said, I have committed to Clemson University for my final year of eligibility." Bertram hit .298 with 40 RBIs, 19 doubles, two homers, two triples and 99 total bases with a .421 slugging percentage last season. He was named to the Big Ten All-Tournament team from a Wolverines squad that took the title. All-totaled, Bertram has played in 132 college games (111 starts) with 66 RBIs, 33 doubles and a .271 batting average. Thank you to the University of Michigan and @umichbaseball for 4 of the greatest years of my life.
With that being said, I have committed to Clemson University for my final year of eligibility. @ClemsonBaseball ?? pic.twitter.com/Tl7hnCHJZY
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