Heather Dinich, who covers the College Football Playoff for ESPN, apparently isn’t sold right now on Clemson as a top-four playoff team. The fifth-ranked Tigers came back to beat then-No. 14 Syracuse on (…)
Heather Dinich, who covers the College Football Playoff for ESPN, took to Twitter on Sunday with her top four following Week 6 of the season. Dinich has Clemson (6-0, 4-0 ACC) at No. 4, behind Alabama at No. 3, (…)
ESPN college football analyst Heather Dinich has changed where the Tigers are in her top four after this week’s games. The Tigers are making a move in the right direction. “No. 1 is Ohio State, No. 2 is (…)
On ESPN’s Championship Drive: College Football Rewind that aired this past weekend, Heather Dinich — who covers the College Football Playoff for ESPN — discussed fifth-ranked Clemson (5-0, 3-0 (…)
Paul Finebaum and Heather Dinich joined ESPN’s “Get Up” show to discuss Clemson’s College Football Playoff hopes should it lose to NC State on Saturday. Finebaum was asked if he has more (…)
Heather Dinich, who covers the College Football Playoff for ESPN, recently wrote an article breaking down playoff contenders into tiers heading into October. Clemson (4-0, 2-0 ACC) is among the teams listed (…)
ESPN’s Paul Finebaum and Heather Dinich joined the network’s Get Up show to discuss the latest in college football. Dinich, who covers the College Football Playoff for ESPN, was asked (…)
Heather Dinich, who covers the College Football Playoff for ESPN, recently published an article on “College Football Playoff questions for five teams after three weeks” of the season. Her question for (…)
Heather Dinich, who covers the College Football Playoff for ESPN, recently published an article on strengths, weaknesses and stats to know for college football’s playoff contenders (subscription (…)
ESPN published an article this week on the 20 teams that can make the College Football Playoff this season (subscription required), with ESPN Senior Writer Heather Dinich taking a closer look at this year’s (…)
