The mother of a Clemson transfer took to Twitter to thank Clemson for what they have done for her son. Katelyn McColl, Ajou Ajou’s mother, is excited about his new journey as he transfers to South Florida to (…)
Former Clemson offensive coordinator Jeff Scott tweeted about his favorite recruiting moment and it involves one of the Tigers’ recent transfers. Scott and Ajou built a strong relationship when Scott (…)
Another Clemson transfer will be headed to play for Jeff Scott at the University of South Florida. Earlier this month, Ajou Ajou entered the transfer portal. Ajou, who played his high school football at (…)
Clemson has lost another talented player to the NCAA transfer portal. The Clemson Insider has confirmed that sophomore wide receiver Ajou Ajou has entered the portal. A Canada native with plenty of potential, (…)
Clemson continued its win streak over South Carolina Saturday night, dominating the Gamecocks 30-0. How many games in a row was it for the Tigers? Well, it seems Ajou Ajou, Beaux Collins and Dacari Collins (…)
Before the season started, Dabo Swinney talked glowingly about a receiving corps that he believed was as talented as any Clemson has had in his 13 years as the Tigers’ head coach. Included in that (…)
PITTSBURGH — Not everything about Clemson’s offense was the same Saturday. Early in the third quarter, the Tigers made a change at quarterback, replacing D.J. Uiagalelei with Taisun Phommachanh. The (…)
Through its first six games, Clemson has struggled to build momentum on the field, but sophomore Ajou Ajou is confident this year’s team is about to turn the corner. The wide receiver, who got his first (…)
Dabo Swinney was a receiver during his playing days at the University of Alabama. He began his coaching career instructing that position and still works often with Clemson’s receivers during practice. So it’s (…)
Georgia’s physically imposing defensive line has been a talking point among Clemson’s coaches and players leading up Saturday’s marquee opener, but it’s not the only position group grabbing the opponent’s (…)
