Clemson baseball hasn’t had the best luck over its 2026 season, but head coach Erik Bakich revealed some fortunate news on Thursday night ahead of one of its final in-conference series.  Bakich told SportsTalk SC earlier this week that he is looking for second baseman Jarren Purify to play this weekend as a starter despite not being 100% just yet. Purify hasn’t played since the Notre Dame series back at the end of March.  Purify is recovering from a hand injury that has lingered over the last month. The second baseman did pinch run in last weekend’s series against Louisville, plating a run in the second game. However, Clemson was swept by the Cardinals to drop to 6-15 in the ACC, which is last in the conference.  In a series that saw 11 errors in three games for the Tigers, Bakich was beyond frustrated with the team’s results.  “It was as sloppy as you can get,” he said. “It wasn’t just the errors; we also lost a couple of pop-ups in the twilight, in the rain.…