Tyler Venables has definitely seen a change in the younger players this spring. The Clemson safety said the dedication he is seeing is encouraging and has them feeling they can be an elite level defense (…)
Not too often does a safety record 3.5 sacks in a game, but that’s exactly what Tyler Venables did during Saturday’s Orange & White Game at Death Valley. Venables, though, admits at least one of the (…)
Clemson wrapped up spring practice on Saturday in the annual Orange and White Spring Game at Memorial Stadium. After the Orange team jumped out to a 13-0 lead through three quarters the White squad (…)
Among the many true freshmen who have seen early playing time and gained some experience through the first two games of the season for Clemson are a pair of talented safeties in Tyler Venables and R.J. (…)
Clemson sophomore safety Lannden Zanders spoke with reporters via Zoom following the Tigers’ morning practice Thursday and discussed a variety of topics, including true freshmen teammates that have stood (…)
Going into spring practice, Clemson’s safety position group was the biggest question mark in Dabo Swinney’s mind with the Tigers having to replace starters Tanner Muse and K’Von Wallace as well as backup (…)
Clemson’s 23-man 2020 signing class is loaded with talent and potential. After closely following the players in it throughout their recruitments, The Clemson Insider hands out a list of superlatives. (…)
One position Clemson is tasked with reloading at on defense for next season is safety. The Tigers are losing seniors K’Von Wallace, Tanner Muse and Denzel Johnson along with versatile redshirt junior (…)
Competitiveness is a common theme in the Venables household, and it extends beyond just the gridiron. “It’s a very competitive family — whether it’s girls softball or girls basketball, or we’re out (…)
Clemson commitment Tyler Venables does it all for Daniel High School (Central, S.C.), playing on offense as the team’s quarterback, on defense as a safety and even serving on special teams as the punter. (…)
