Clemson freshman quarterback D.J. Uiagalelei had an impressive performance in his first game at Death Valley.
In this edition of the Two-Minute Drill Uiagalelei talks about his ‘super cool’ game after the Tigers 49-0 win over The Citadel.
Though Ohio State is finally starting its 2020 football season, the Buckeyes can’t stop thinking about last year’s loss to Clemson in the Fiesta Bowl. Head coach Ryan Day has signage all over the Wood (…)
Led by senior Amari Rodgers, Clemson’s wide receiving corps is happy to take on the challenge of opposing defenses, as teams continue to stack the box in hopes of shutting down running back Travis Etienne. (…)
Clemson Athletics completed 1,365 COVID-19 PCR tests on student-athletes and staff from Oct. 16 to Oct. 22. A total of seven individuals tested positive, including all of whom are (…)
Clemson safety Nolan Turner is playing with more confidence than ever before, and as a leader of the back seven that confidence is spreading to his teammates. The senior didn’t take credit for the young guys (…)
Clemson safety Nolan Turner explained the dance the defense does after forcing a turnover this year. The redshirt senior also shared what defensive coordinator Brent Venables thinks about the new dance. (…)
It is crazy to think about now, but two years ago Clemson needed its backup quarterback to complete a fourth-down pass on the last drive to beat Syracuse or it might not have won the 2018 National Championship. (…)
The expression is in football is “speed kills.” When it comes to Clemson’s defense, few teams are faster than the top-ranked Tigers. The goal for Brent Venables’ defense is to get as many players (…)
Clemson commitment Will Taylor is having a strong senior football season, and his Dutch Fork (Irmo, S.C.) team is riding several impressive streaks. Taylor threw for three more touchdowns last week (…)
Clemson defensive coordinator Brent Venables sees a lot of similarities between fifth-year senior linebacker James Skalski and a former Tiger All-American and fan favorite. During his weekly (…)
When Dabo Swinney saw Justyn Ross after he came out of spinal surgery at a Pittsburgh, Pa., area hospital, he knew his star wide receiver had a long way to go. That was in early June. Now, four months later, (…)
