It appears, at least according to AAC Commissioner Mike Aresco, the College Football Playoff will discuss the possibility of expanding the playoff when commissioners from around the country and the CFP get (…)
For a while now College Football Playoff expansion has been a hot-button topic, especially with teams such as Alabama, Clemson, Ohio State and Oklahoma making the playoff in most years. The ACC and the (…)
As Clemson’s defense struggled mightily in the second quarter of the Sugar Bowl on Friday night, the Tigers’ offense was unable to get anything going to help their defense out, and the result was 21 (…)
Ohio State more than avenged its loss to Clemson last season and rolled the Tigers 49-28 to secure the Sugar Bowl title and advance to the College Football Playoff National Championship Game. The Tigers (…)
Ohio State will be without three starters for tonight’s Sugar Bowl and one reserve player, according to Ohio State. Starting guard Harry Miller and running back Master Teague, who was already questionable (…)
James Skalski is getting ready for his fifth College Football Playoff appearance in as many years at Clemson and hopes to help the Tigers finish off this season with their third national championship during (…)
When Clemson beat Ohio State in last year’s College Football Playoff, Bryan Bresee was back at his home in Damascus, Md., watching the game with his friends. “It was definitely a game you could not (…)
Once again Clemson and Ohio State will meet in the College Football Playoff. It will mark the third time the ACC and Big Ten Champions have met in the semifinals. The Tigers are 4-0 all-time against the (…)
Some college football coaches, including Clemson’s Dabo Swinney, have been very vocal about the importance of playing games and implied that a team like Ohio State, which has only played six games due to (…)
College Football Playoff Committee Chairman Gary Barta said Sunday afternoon the committee never considered No. 2 Clemson for the top spot in the ranking despite the Tigers’ 34-10 victory over No. 4 (…)
