With the first practice of the 2010 season just hours away TheClemsonInsider.com thought it was time to flashback to some of the highlights from the 2009 season.
Today we start with the most exciting 25 seconds in college football. US Open Champion Lucas Glover joined head coach Dabo Swinney and the Tigers as they ran down the hill before the Tigers defeated the Noles.
Big-time offensive tackle prospect Fisher Anderson’s phone blew up on Sept. 1 – when NCAA rules allowed college coaches to start actively reaching out to high school juniors – and the four-star (…)
Clemson head coach Dabo Swinney met with the media on Tuesday to preview Saturday’s game against Boston College. The head coach of the top-ranked Tigers let it be known that this isn’t the same Boston (…)
It seems like a forgone conclusion that Trevor Lawrence will announce his intentions to enter his name for 2021 NFL Draft once the 2020 football season has been completed. Or is it? The Clemson quarterback (…)
Clemson’s defense took a big blow. Head coach Dabo Swinney announced at his weekly press conference on Tuesday it will be without starting linebacker James Skalski for a little bit longer than expected. (…)
Slowly but surely, Clemson defensive end Xavier Thomas is getting back to form. For a third straight week this past Saturday, Thomas made his way onto the playing field. However, this time he was on the field a (…)
Clemson head coach Dabo Swinney said on his call-in show Monday night that there is a chance strongside linebacker Mike Jones will not be available for the Boston College game. Swinney said the redshirt (…)
Top-ranked Clemson defeated Syracuse, 47-21, on Saturday at Death Valley to open the season with six straight wins by 18 points or more for the first time in school history. The Tigers (6-0, 5-0 ACC) led by (…)
Former Clemson All-American Isaiah Simmons made the play of the night for the Arizona Cardinals in their 37-34 overtime victory over the previously undefeated Seattle Seahawks Sunday in Arizona. Here is what (…)
Ajou Ajou, Clemson’s first-ever international signee who hails from Canada, is enjoying life as a Clemson Tiger after enrolling at the school this summer. “It’s crazy, for sure,” Ajou said Monday, (…)
Syracuse was playing a Cover 3. Its corners were bailing, its linebackers were covering the seams and the safety was sitting high playing towards the boundary. Clemson’s Amari Rodgers hit the seam (…)
