Clemson pitcher suffers season-ending injury

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Clemson senior left-hander Jacob Hennessy announced on social media that his Clemson career is over after suffering a season-ending arm injury in the offseason.

"Unfortunately, my career as a player is ending a year sooner than I expected," Hennessy said. "But I am very excited to bring value to the team in a different role...as a student assistant coach."

Hennessy, a Dorman HS (S.C.) product, is eighth in Clemson history in strikeout-to-walk ratio (3.42) and walks per nine innings (2.20) after compiling a 10-5 record, three saves and 3.94 career ERA with 130 strikeouts to 38 walks.

More of his message below:

Go Tigers!! @ClemsonBaseball pic.twitter.com/M5JSAzJN1c

— Jacob Hennessy (@jacobhennessy18) January 23, 2020

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