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Clemson quarterback Deshaun Watson dominated the first half of Saturday’s 54-0 victory over Syracuse until he was removed from the game because of a shoulder injury.
He could have returned, but the second-ranked Tigers’ offense dominated without him. Watson and his backup, Nick Schuessler, each threw two touchdowns.
Syracuse starting quarterback Eric Dungey was knocked out of the game as well.
In our “Recruiting Board Reset” feature, The Clemson Insider provides an update on Clemson’s recruiting board for the 2018 class and where the Tigers stand with their top targets at each position. In (…)
The Clemson Insider gives a scouting report on every player on Clemson’s summer depth chart. We will break down what the player does best, what he needs to work on, how he compares to other former (…)
A trio of Clemson’s commits in the class of 2018 will be present at The Opening Finals, which gets underway today, and they will be joined by a host of Clemson’s top targets in this recruiting cycle. (…)
I know when his career at Clemson is over, Dabo Swinney will be regarded as the greatest head coach Clemson has ever had in football. But how do you rank the greatest coaches in school history in terms of (…)
Through two seasons at East Rutherford High in Forest City, N.C., 2019 four-star athlete Demetrius Mauney has done nothing but produce. As a freshman on the varsity squad in 2015, Mauney (6-0, 180) rushed for (…)
When it comes to football in the Atlantic Coast Conference there are really only two names that stand out – Clemson and Florida State. In the 63-year history of the league, the two have combined to win or (…)
