Cade Klubnik scoring a TD vs N.C. State
Cade Klubnik scoring a TD vs N.C. State

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Cade Klubnik Discusses Tigers Return on Field Talk Podcast

Clemson starting quarterback Cade Klubnik recently appeared on the Field Talk Podcast, putting Tiger
fans at ease with his announcement of returning for the 2025 season. In the podcast, Klubnik dove deep
into his leadership goals, the bond he shares with his team, and the sense of unfinished business that has
influenced his decision to stay.

Klubnik had an impressive 2024 football season leading the Tigers to the college playoffs. He
threw for 3,639 yards, completing 63.4% of his passes, with an impressive 36 touchdowns
against just six interceptions. Throughout his football career at Clemson he has gathered 7,180
passing yards, 57 touchdowns, and 784 rushing yards with 13 additional scores. His dual-threat
capabilities added another dimension to Clemson’s offense. These numbers reflect not only his physical
talent but also his ability to adapt and grow under the program’s guidance.

Throughout the podcast, Klubnik expressed his loyalty to the Tigers. “I wouldn’t want to play for anybody
else,” Klubnik said. “I want to leave my mark. I want to leave Clemson better than what I found it.” His
words resonated with fans and teammates alike, as he spoke about his desire to lead Clemson to even
greater heights in his final season.

Cade Klubnik

He highlighted(on Field Talk Podcast) the team’s potential for a strong 2025 season, pointing to the young talent on the roster and
his confidence in the coaching staff’s vision. Klubnik emphasized that the program is in a great place,
with the tools to compete at the highest level. He happily talks about the amount of offensive and
defensive players coming back for the season, “we’ve got pretty much everybody back, that’s really really
exciting”.

Klubnik spoke passionately about his desire to grow as a leader both on and off the field. He sees his role
not just as a quarterback but as a mentor and example for the younger players on the team. “I want to
leave an impact on my teammates and coaches around me,” he shared, reflecting on the relationships he
has formed during his time at Clemson.

These relationships, according to Klubnik, have been a huge impact in his success. He credited the
program for shaping him into the player and person he is today. “One thing i’m really thankful about here
is you know it’s good to go through good times but it’s great to go through them with people you love”
Clemson fans have been thrilled with the news of Klubnik’s return, viewing it as a turning point for the
Tigers’ program. His decision to stay demonstrates his belief in the team’s ability to head for a national
championship. “I came to Clemson to win a national championship,” Klubnik declared, underscoring his
determination to lead the Tigers back to the college playoffs.

For Cade Klubnik, choosing to return was more than just a football decision, it was about completing his
journey. It reflected his loyalty, leadership, and the determination to create a legacy that goes beyond just
wins and loses. As Clemson prepares for another season, Klubnik’s presence brings a feeling of stability,
hope, and excitement for tiger fans.

Fans are heading into the 2025 season with renewed optimism, largely due to Klubnik’s return. His
leadership, experience, and skill set provide a strong foundation for what could be a groundbreaking year
for the Tigers. As the team prepares for the new season, there’s a palpable excitement to see Klubnik take
the field one final time in orange and purple. With a mix of young talent, an experienced quarterback, and
a shared belief in the program’s direction, Clemson is primed for an exciting 2025 season under Klubnik’s
leadership.

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