Over the years, Clemson and Georgia have played in many big games, especially from 1977-’87, when nine of the 11 meetings were decided by seven points or less. Perhaps the biggest of those meetings came in (…)
As the College Football Playoff Management Committee continues its meeting in Chicago about the proposed 12-team playoff, a former selection committee member was on the Packer & Durham (…)
Even with the pandemic last year, Clemson fans still showed their support for the Tigers. No one has ever questioned Clemson fans’ loyalty to their Tigers. It has been second to none for decades, and (…)
As athletic director Dan Radakovich said in his letter to IPTAY Donors and fans Thursday morning, Clemson celebrated the addition of women’s lacrosse and women’s gymnastics to Clemson Athletics. (…)
Dan Radakovich says he is grateful for the passion and support Clemson baseball fans have demonstrated to him following the program’s first losing season in 64 years. The Clemson athletic director told The (…)
Though Dan Radakovich was at the WestZone of Memorial Stadium Monday for the ceremonial signing of the NIL bill in South Carolina, some of his attention was averted to Clemson baseball. The Clemson athletic (…)
Monday was a monumental movement for college athletics in the state of South Carolina, as Gov. Henry McMaster ceremonially signed the name, image and likeness bill into law at the WestZone at Memorial Stadium (…)
Ever since Clemson first reached the pinnacle of success in the College Football Playoff people around the sport have speculated about a potential jump by head coach Dabo Swinney to his alma mater at (…)
College football has been engaged in an arms race for decades to see which programs can build and maintain the best facilities in the sport. In 2017, Clemson opened the Allen Reeves Football Complex a $55 (…)
Coming off its worst season in 64 years, Clemson baseball is trying to figure out what it can do to get the program back to where it belongs. However, as the Clemson Insider learned Thursday afternoon, that does (…)
