Clemson has played three conference games this season and won all three by double digits.The Tigers hope to continue that trend Saturday when they host Atlantic Coast Conference newcomer Cal.Clemson (11-3, 3-0 ACC) has posted league wins over Miami, Wake Forest and Stanford by an average margin of 11.7 points. Most recently, the Tigers defeated the Cardinal 85-71 on New Year’s Day, thanks in large part to Chase Hunter’s 22 points and a stellar all-around effort by Jaeden Zackery (16 points, six assists, five rebounds and four steals).The Tigers finished with 16 steals, including six from reserve guard Dillon Hunter (Chase’s younger brother). While Chase is the team’s leading scorer at 17.2 points per game, Dillon is emerging as an important role player for the squad.”(Dillon) coming in with that defensive intensity off the bench, scoring and creating, is huge for us,” said Zackery, who added that “it just kind of goes through the whole team and everybody feeds off it.”While the Bears (7-6, 0-2) will certainly take note of the Tigers’ defensive intensity as they prepare for the Saturday contest, they also are hoping to clean up their own work on the defensive end. The Bears are 1-5 in their past six games, allowing an average of 83.0 points over that stretch.