Clemson left no doubt Saturday night who the No. 1 team in the country is as they destroyed Miami 42-17.
Check out some great pictures from the game in Bart Boatwright’s exclusive Photo Gallery.
Trevor Lawrence has officially moved on and turned his focus to the 2021 NFL Draft. That means D.J. Uiagalelei has turned his focus on to being Clemson’s new starting quarterback. The transition from (…)
Clemson baseball jumped out to a solid start last season with a 14-3 record, and then everything changed. The Tigers won their last five games and prepared to load the bus and travel to Wake Forest and (…)
Clemson Athletics completed 1,292 COVID-19 PCR tests on student-athletes and staff from Jan. 16 to Jan. 21, 2021. Just one individual tested positive, a student-athlete, for a 0.07% positive (…)
This time last year, D.J. Uiagalelei had just enrolled at Clemson and was gearing up for spring practice. Of course, no one knew at the time a global pandemic was about to take place and the sports world that we (…)
Even with the AFC and NFC Championship Games being held this Sunday, most of the talk in the NFL is still centered on former Clemson quarterback Deshaun Watson and all the trade rumors being discussed. (…)
The Clemson Insider’s Robert MacRae and Will Vandervort breakdown why the 2021 season should be a good one for the Tigers, who got great news this month with the return of Justyn Ross at wide receiver. The (…)
The competition on the defensive side of the football will be at an all-time high this spring for the Clemson Football Team. With Nolan Turner’s decision to return to Clemson for one more season, it means (…)
CLEMSON, S.C. — The Clemson Insider has been acquired by Stuart McWhorter and we will be partnering with him and his team to grow our Clemson University sports coverage. Stuart McWhorter was one of the (…)
Clemson University men’s basketball’s home game against Boston College has been moved to Wednesday, Jan. 27 and will tip at 9 p.m. on RSN at Littlejohn Coliseum in Clemson. Tickets purchased for the game, which (…)
With Trevor Lawrence, Travis Etienne, Amari Rodgers, and Cornell Powell all moving on, Clemson will have to replace 71 percent of its offensive production in 2021.Those four also contributed to 61.3 (…)
