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
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In the spring game, everyone got a flash of how good Joseph Ngata and Frank Ladson can be. The two freshmen receivers, who enrolled at Clemson in January, put on a show in front of 60,000 fans inside (…)
