A former Heisman Trophy-winning quarterback and first-round NFL draft pick, and current ESPN analyst, chimed in via Twitter on the latest College Football Playoff rankings after they were released Tuesday (…)
As he does every week, Kirk Herbstreit took to Twitter on Sunday, giving who he sees as the top teams in college football after the latest Saturday of action in the sport. Following Week 11, ESPN’s (…)
One of Clemson’s top defensive tackle targets in the class of 2023 dropped his final five schools this past Thursday afternoon via social media. Grimsley’s (Greensboro, N.C.) four-star Jamaal Jarrett is (…)
On Jan. 26, 2017, Travis Etienne announced his commitment to Dabo Swinney’s program, choosing the ACC’s Clemson Tigers over the SEC’s LSU Tigers and calling Clemson the “real Death Valley.” Of (…)
During his weekly Tuesday media availability, Dabo Swinney was asked about the impending opening at LSU. A recent report mentioned Swinney’s name as that LSU might give strong consideration. That same (…)
For years the Atlantic Coast Conference and Big Ten have faced off in the ACC/Big Ten Challenge in men’s and women’s basketball. It has been a success that has brought both conferences some extra revenue. (…)
When Jess Neely left Clemson for Rice in 1940, he left the job to Frank Howard, who accompanied him to Clemson from Alabama in 1931. Neely thought a lot of Howard, and he wanted to see him succeed as a (…)
Though he will be playing football for a different Tiger in 2021, former Clemson linebacker Mike Jones will always be a Clemson Tiger. The Nashville, Tenn., native cemented that status on Thursday when he (…)
The night of the 2020 national championship game, after LSU defeated Clemson 42-25 on Jan. 13 in New Orleans, Malcolm Greene caught a lot of flak from people telling him that he made the wrong college choice. (…)
Clemson will once again be the team to beat when the 2020 football season begins. At least that is what some preseason polls think, such as Athlon Magazine, which has the Tigers ranked No. 1 in its rankings. (…)
