Clemson offensive coordinator and new tight ends coach Tony Elliott is trying to help his position group improve in the passing game by getting them back to the basics and teaching different techniques – (…)
Clemson is strongly in contention for the nation’s top-ranked tight end who just so happens to have a family connection to the Tigers’ football program. Cumming (Ga.) West Forsyth four-star Oscar Delp – (…)
Clemson co-offensive coordinator Tony Elliott says he is having fun coaching the tight ends thus far. Elliott moved over as the Tigers’ new tight ends coach, replacing Danny Pearman, who is now the new (…)
If there is one thing Tony Elliott learned about 2020 … he is not taking anything for granted. Clemson’s offensive coordinator was one of several Tigers affected by COVID-19 last season, as he missed the (…)
Last season was not an easy one for Lyn-J Dixon. Though he had a very good spring in 2020 before the pandemic hit and opened up fall camp as one of the more consistent players, the Clemson running back hit a (…)
There is no doubt Clemson’s Ajou Ajou has all the talent in the world. At 6-foot-3, 215 pounds, he has the speed, quickness and physical attributes that can make him a great wide receiver one day. (…)
There are several areas Tony Elliott says the Clemson offense is working on to specifically improve on this spring. The offensive coordinator says the Tigers are working on being more efficient on (…)
When approached by Dabo Swinney about the possibility of coaching a different position so that C.J. Spiller could join Clemson’s staff on a full-time basis, Tony Elliott didn’t hesitate and was happy to (…)
If you pay attention to Tony Elliott closely during football practice, you will notice he is usually the only coach on Dabo Swinney’s staff wearing an orange or purple Clemson baseball cap. Why? Because Elliott (…)
Here are a few news and notes from Clemson offensive coordinator Tony Elliott from his session with the media following Wednesday’s practice behind the Allen Reeves Football Complex in Clemson. The (…)
