Savannah Bananas Return to Clemson for October Exhibition Game

The Savannah Bananas are bringing their distinctive brand of baseball back to Clemson this fall.

On Thursday, October 23, at 7 p.m., the Bananas will face off against the Clemson Tigers at Doug Kingsmore Stadium, marking the second consecutive year the teams have met in an exhibition game.

This matchup will be played under Banana Ball rules, a fast-paced and fan-friendly version of baseball that includes unique features such as earning points for winning innings and a strict two-hour time limit.

Head Coach Erik Bakich will lead the Tigers, showcasing members of the 2026 team.

Ticket details are expected to be announced soon.

Fans are encouraged to stay tuned for updates on this exciting event.

In addition to the game, the Clemson community is gearing up for other notable events this fall.

On October 22, Clemson football legend Levon Kirkland will discuss his new book, "Run Bonnie Run!" at the Brooks Center for the Performing Arts.

This event offers fans a chance to connect with one of Clemson's all-time greats and gain insights into his inspiring journey.

Furthermore, the annual NPHC Fall Fest Step Show is scheduled for Friday, October 31, at the Brooks Center.

This vibrant event showcases the talents of Clemson's National Pan-Hellenic Council organizations and is a highlight of the university's homecoming week festivities.

With the return of the Savannah Bananas and a lineup of engaging events, Clemson's fall season promises to be filled with excitement and community spirit.