Monte Lee is out after seven seasons as Clemson’s baseball coach.

The change was announced Tuesday by Director of Athletics Graham Neff.

“The expectations for Clemson Baseball are very high, and the team’s recent on-field performance has not met those of our administration, our coaching staff, our student-athletes or our loyal fanbase,” Neff said in a news release. “Clemson Baseball is a proud program, and we, as a department, are committed to doing all we can to return our program to national prominence. We will work with our student-athletes to ensure that the transition process is successful.”

A national search to replace Lee will begin immediately, according to Neff.

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Lee was 242-136 (.640) overall and 102-86 (.543) in league play in seven seasons as Clemson's head coach, which included trips to the NCAA Tournament from 2016-19, as well as the ACC Championship in 2016.

Clemson finished the 2022 season with a 35-23 overall record, and finished tied for 11th in the ACC standings. The Tigers were the 12th and final seed in last week's ACC Tournament and went 0-2, losing to No. 8 seed North Carolina and No. 1 seed Virginia Tech.

Over the past two seasons, Clemson was 60-50 (.545) overall and 29-36 (.446) in ACC play, missing the NCAA Tournament in each season.

Academically, the baseball program has registered a perfect 1000 Academic Progress Rate and a 100% Graduation Success Rate in each of the past five cohorts.

A total of 32 Tigers have been drafted 35 times under Lee. The 35 draft picks are 10th most in the nation and third-most in the ACC from 2016-21. Prior to his time at Clemson, Lee amassed a 276-145 (.656) record and four berths in the NCAA Tournament in seven seasons at College of Charleston.

Neff said that Assistant Coach Bradley LeCroy and Director of Operations Brad Owens will oversee the program while the search is conducted.

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