The media got the opportunity to watch the first seven and a half practices on Tuesday as Clemson concluded fall camp at Jervey Meadows in Clemson.
Here are some observations of what I noticed during my time watching the offense. LINK
ATLANTA — Clemson head coach Dabo Swinney spoke with the media following the second-ranked Tigers’ 49-21 victory over Georgia Tech on Saturday at Bobby Dodd Stadium. Watch Swinney’s opening (…)
ATLANTA — Travis Etienne and the No. 2 Clemson Tigers defeated Georgia Tech on Saturday, 49-21, at Bobby Dodd Stadium. Leading the Clemson offense on the ground, Etienne had his second consecutive (…)
ATLANTA — Brent Venables was not nervous as he watched Georgia Tech drive right down the field against his Clemson defense on Tech’s first possession of Saturday’s game at Bobby Dodd Stadium. (…)
ATLANTA — Trevor Lawrence had a feeling before Saturday’s game at Bobby Dodd Stadium in Atlanta it was going to be one of his better games. And it was. Clemson’s freshman quarterback threw a (…)
ATLANTA, Ga. — Clemson head coach Dabo Swinney had plenty of praise for freshman Trevor Lawrence and his performance Saturday afternoon at Bobby Dodd Stadium. Coach Swinney said he was going to go (…)
ATLANTA, Ga. — Clemson offensive coordinator Jeff Scott said it was great to see Trevor Lawrence provide the offensive spark for the Tigers, especially in his first game in Atlanta. TCITV caught up with (…)
ATLANTA, Ga. – Freshman Trevor Lawrence had his best game as a Tiger Saturday afternoon at Bobby Dodd Stadium. The performance may have won the starting job for Lawrence, but he didn’t want to (…)
Second-ranked Clemson held Georgia Tech to 203 yards total offense and amassed 480 yards in a 49-21 victory that amounted to the most points ever scored by a Clemson team in Bobby Dodd Stadium. Each week The (…)
ATLANTA — After scooping up as many tickets as he could this week for all his family and friends, Trevor Lawrence put on a nice show as second-ranked Clemson steamrolled Georgia Tech, 49-21, Saturday at (…)
ATLANTA–Clemson struggled to move the ball offensively in the first quarter totaling just 12 total yards in the quarter with the only score coming on a scoop-and-score by the defense. That all (…)
