As Seth Beer rounded the bases, all he could hear was pandemonium. The Clemson freshman outfielder had hit a grand slam in the third inning of the Tiger’s third game of their NCAA Regional to help his team dig out of an early six-run deficit. It had travelled high and far, all the way to the batter’s eye wall in centerfield at Doug Kingsmore Stadium, the kind of grand wallop that Beer seemed to conjure up in similar moments all season to capture his university’s – and the nation’s – attention.