Wide receiver KeAndre Lambert, a 2020 prospect, sported the Clemson gloves at the Elite 11 Nike Regional in Charlotte this past Sunday.
The Clemson Insider caught up with Lambert to get his thoughts on the Tigers and where he stands early in his recruiting process.
Mickey Conn is in a great spot as Clemson’s safeties coach going into the 2019 season. His position group is deep and features a perfect blend of veteran leadership and young talent. A quartet of (…)
A week ago, Clemson extended a new scholarship offer to a top-100 national prospect with a couple of ties to the Tigers. Macon (Ga.) Westside High School 2021 combo guard Kowacie Reeves (6-5, 160) (…)
Clemson assistant coach Tod Bates is excited to see what his defensive tackle group can do this upcoming season as they have something to prove and many to replace after the Tigers national championship and (…)
A day after word got out Clemson’s Kyler McMichael was going to put his name into the transfer portal, and just hours after his name was officially placed in the infamous portal on Saturday, the defensive (…)
Heading into fall camp next month, Clemson tight ends coach Danny Pearman is tasked with getting true freshmen tight ends Jaelyn Lay and Davis Allen ready to play this season. Both players are raw, but both (…)
For the most part, Alabama has ruled college football for more than a decade. The Crimson Tide has won five national championships and played in seven title games overall since Nick Saban came to (…)
It is now official. Kyler McMichael’s name is now in the transfer portal. The Clemson Insider was able to learn through a source Saturday morning that McMichael’s name has officially been placed in (…)
10 of Clemson’s 12 regular season games are in the Carolinas Since Dabo Swinney became the head coach at Clemson at the midway point of the 2008 season, the Tigers are 66-7 at home. If (…)
The Clemson defensive ends are chomping at the bit for their opportunity to prove themselves. Last year Clelin Ferrell and Austin Bryant, now in the NFL with the Raiders and Lions, respectively, (…)
Heading into fall camp, Clemson true freshmen cornerbacks Sheridan Jones and Andrew Booth were already going to have a chance to see significant action in their first college football season this fall. (…)
