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Clemson's P.J. Hall Still Not 100 Percent

Tigers' star post player has not been cleared for all basketball related activities
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Clemson's P.J. Hall Still Not 100 Percent
Clemson's P.J. Hall Still Not 100 Percent

CLEMSON, S.C.-- Clemson big-man P.J. Hall is still not completely healthy.

CBS Sports Jon Rothstein reported Tuesday morning that the Tigers' star player has still not been fully cleated for all basketball related activities, per head coach Brad Brownell.

Hall told reporters after he had surgery in the spring that his recovery was going to be a long process. The Greenville News reported earlier this month that the rising junior was out of his walking boot and is expected to travel with the Tigers when they head to France in August.

The Spartanburg, native is doing some workouts and has been on the court.

Hall played all of last season with a fracture in his foot, and still averaged 15.5 points and 5.8 rebounds per game.

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Will Vandervort
WILL VANDERVORT

Vandervort brings nearly 25 years of experience as a sportswriter and editor to the All Clemson team. He has worked in the industry since 1997, covering all kinds of sports from the high school ranks to the professional level. The South Carolina native spent the first 12 years of his career in the newspaper industry before moving over to the online side of things in 2009. Vandervort is an award-winning sportswriter and editor and has been a published author three times. His latest book, “Hidden History of Clemson Football” was ranked by Book Authority as one the top 10 college football books for 2021.

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