When it comes to his first-team offense, Clemson head coach Dabo Swinney has to be pleased. For a second straight week to open the 2020 football season, Trevor Lawrence and company were crisp in their (…)
Trevor Lawrence threw three touchdown passes and ran for another as top-ranked Clemson jumped on top of The Citadel early and often Saturday in taking a 49-0 lead at halftime. Led by their Heisman (…)
It is only the second week of the college football season, but the Heisman Trophy talk has already begun. On ESPN’s College Game Day Saturday morning, the comparison’s between Clemson running back (…)
Clemson’s goal each week is to beat Clemson. It feels as a program, if it takes care of itself and does everything it is supposed to do and takes care or the things it can control then it will be in (…)
From 2008 through 2018, Clemson saw the triple option performed at its finest. Former Georgia Tech head coach Paul Johnson called his triple-option offense as well as anyone and for a decade he caused a (…)
Clemson President Jim Clements announced Friday, Clemson University has canceled all Homecoming events this year. Clemson Football still plans to play Syracuse on that Saturday, which is scheduled for Oct. (…)
Clemson returns home to Death Valley for the first time since beating Wake Forest on November 16, 2019. The last time the top-ranked Tigers played at Memorial Stadium there were 80,875 fans in the stands, and (…)
In last week’s win at Wake Forest, top-ranked Clemson got what they wanted out of the running game. Despite missing three guys, the Tigers rushed for 185 yards, while star running back Travis Etienne ran for (…)
Normally, Clemson hosting The Citadel would not be a big television draw. But its not normal for a Power 5 Conference to have almost an entire weekend for itself, either. With the exception of two games (…)
When Jess Neely left Clemson for Rice in 1940, he left the job to Frank Howard, who accompanied him to Clemson from Alabama in 1931. Neely thought a lot of Howard, and he wanted to see him succeed as a (…)
