Being a running back for the Clemson Tigers has always been a big deal. Clemson has produced many great running backs through the years. Two-time All-American and ACC Player of the Year Travis Etienne is the (…)
Syracuse was playing a Cover 3. Its corners were bailing, its linebackers were covering the seams and the safety was sitting high playing towards the boundary. Clemson’s Amari Rodgers hit the seam (…)
Clemson offensive coordinator Tony Elliott said Monday Syracuse is a defense that can easily embarrass you if you are not prepared and mentally ready to play. The Tigers (5-0, 4-0) host Syracuse Saturday (…)
Clemson wide receiver Frank Ladson Jr. has been inconsistent at times this season, which is not necessarily surprising for a young player, even one as talented as he is. Though the former consensus top-50 (…)
In recruiting, Clemson goes after the best of the best, seeks to land top talent across the country and is successful in doing so on an annual basis. But the key to the Tigers’ consistent success on the (…)
Obviously, Trevor Lawrence is a serious Heisman Trophy contender. The Clemson quarterback is playing at very high level. But Lawrence would not even vote himself right now if he had a Heisman vote. He would (…)
Clemson entered Saturday night’s top-10 matchup against Miami with an aggressive game plan on offense and an eye toward throwing the first punches at the Hurricanes on that side of the ball. The (…)
All week leading up to Saturday’s night game, all we heard was if “The U” was back. Was this the year when Miami truly shows it can once again compete with “the Big Boys” in college football? The (…)
Tony Elliott just isn’t concerned about one thing when it comes to Miami’s defense, he is concerned about everything. Though No. 7 Miami, from a statistical aspect, seems average when it visits (…)
Tony Elliott likes to give Travis Etienne a hard time. Clemson’s offensive coordinator wants to make sure he is keeping the Tigers’ all-time leading rusher on his toes. That is why, when he sees Etienne (…)
