CLEMSON — There was a moment during Saturday’s win over Miami, when Brad Brownell walked over to his team’s huddle after talking with his coaches and found guard Dillon Hunter talking to his teammates.
“That is what we need,” the Clemson head coach said.
Though Hunter is not known as a vocal leader, the Tigers’ senior is a leader. He does it in so many ways, whether it is delivering his coaches’ messages, motivating his teammates with individual conversations, talking to the team in the huddle or doing the dirty work on the court. Hunter is one of the main reasons why Clemson has won nine straight games and ranks No.