Clemson received some great news when Nolan Turner decided to return for one more run with the Tigers. In this edition of Taylor’s Take a look at his decision and his anger following the loss to Ohio State. (…)
It didn’t take Andrew Mukuba long to make a good impression on his first day of practice at Clemson. The true freshman safety caught the eye of senior safety Nolan Turner when the Tigers opened spring (…)
When he turned on the tape and watched the loss to Ohio State in the Sugar Bowl, safety Nolan Turner knew right away what went wrong in the semifinal game of the College Football Playoff. Clemson’s defense (…)
Clemson veteran defenders James Skalski and Nolan Turner spoke with reporters Wednesday following the team’s first spring practice and, reflecting on how last season ended, owned up to the fact the Tigers (…)
After a long thought process, Nolan Turner decided on Jan. 18 he was returning to Clemson for one more season. Like linebacker James Skalski, defensive end Regan Upshaw and running back Darien Rencher, (…)
With Nolan Turner’s decision to return to Clemson for one more season, it means all 11 starters from the 2020 football season will be back for 2021. At least in the modern era of Clemson Football, never (…)
Clemson’s defense got more good news on Sunday night. Safety Nolan Turner announced via Instagram he will return to Clemson for one more season. (…)
Asked if he thinks the targeting penalty and punishment in college football is a little tough and should perhaps be reevaluated, Clemson senior linebacker Baylon Spector concurred. “Yeah, I agree,” he (…)
Nolan Turner plays what might be his final game at Death Valley on Saturday as third-ranked Clemson hosts Pittsburgh. After a last minute postponement last weekend at Florida State, the Tigers have not played (…)
Clemson defensive coordinator Brent Venables and the rest of the defense is back to work prepping for their upcoming matchup with Boston College, set for Saturday at Death Valley. While last weekend’s (…)
