Several of Clemson’s players from the Atlanta area stood out with their performances in the top-ranked Tigers’ 73-7 victory against Georgia Tech on Saturday at Bobby Dodd Stadium in Atlanta. Of course, (…)
Clemson extended its lead to 24-7 on a 34 yard touchdown pass from Trevor Lawrence to Davis Allen with 12:34 left in the first half. The drive was completed in six plays for 62 yards in 2:38 minutes. (…)
After combining to catch only 26 passes for 239 yards and zero touchdowns all of last season, Clemson’s tight ends have already recorded nine receptions for 116 yards and a touchdown through the (…)
Davis Allen is a different player than he was as a true freshman a year ago, especially from a mental standpoint. The sophomore tight end has made strides since last season in terms of his knowledge of (…)
Top-ranked Clemson controlled the game at Wake Forest 37-13 on Saturday in front of an empty stadium at Truist Field. The Tigers (1-0, 1-0 ACC) dominated the Demon Deacons (0-1, 0-1 ACC) in every (…)
Trevor Lawrence got a surprise call Wednesday when a White House staffer reached out to him and provided him a number to call the President of the United States. It was quite the honor for the Clemson (…)
Clemson’s production at the tight end position, in terms of catches and yards, has been limited over the last few seasons since Jordan Leggett, one of the best tight ends in program history, departed for (…)
After enrolling at Clemson last summer, and then suffering a foot injury one week before the start of fall camp, freshman tight end Davis Allen thought the 2019 season might end up being a redshirt year (…)
With Braden Galloway suspended by the NCAA, Garrett Williams retiring from football and Milan Richard and Cannon Smith moving on to bigger and better things after graduation, the tight end position at Clemson (…)
For those that think freshmen tight ends Jaelyn Lay and Davis Allen will not make an impact this season for top-ranked Clemson, then they’re wrong. At least that is what co-offensive coordinator Jeff (…)
