After defense dominated Clemson’s spring game, defensive end K.J. Henry said both units got it done while keeping things vanilla on that side of the ball, which is hardly unique to Clemson this time of year. (…)
Sometimes little things go a long way, and that was the case in Clemson’s recruitment of defensive end K.J. Henry. Henry — a former consensus five-star prospect in the 2018 class — was a guest this (…)
The heart and soul of the unit is gone. James Skalski, who spent the last couple of seasons roaming the middle of Clemson’s defense at linebacker, has exhausted his eligibility after six seasons in the (…)
Clemson’s vaunted defensive line looked as advertised during the team’s spring game Saturday, though the group knows its suffocating performance came with a caveat. “That’s what I expect of us every (…)
One of Clemson’s defensive ends has stood out above the rest with what he’s shown this spring, according to Clemson defensive ends coach Lemanski Hall. Hall spoke with the media Monday following the Tigers’ (…)
The Avengers have this former Clemson standout very excited for the Tigers’ 2022 football season. No, of course not the superheroes portrayed in Marvel’s film and comic book series, but rather the (…)
When Jay Courie and Will Shipley found out that KJ Henry’s father, Keith, required a kidney transplant, they immediately sprung into action. Shipley talked with Courie, who does the Clemson sophomore (…)
As Keith Henry watched one person after another file into the auditorium inside the Clemson Madren Center, tears welled in his eyes. “I’m full today,” Henry said before pausing to collect himself. (…)
Four years later, Clemson’s defensive line is taking on different identities to fight offenses. In sticking with the superhero theme, K.J. Henry preferred to call it something else. “They showed us the (…)
Clemson players are stepping up in support of Tiger defensive end KJ Henry’s father, Keith. Some of Henry’s teammates have put together a fundraiser to raise money for his father’s kidney transplant. The (…)
