After Clemson’s mediocre offensive play last weekend, starting QB Cade Klubnik and the rest of this young offense needed to come back in striking fashion.
The Clemson football team was stuck in neutral, still spinning their wheels following last week’s demoralizing loss to Louisville. Trailing 7-0 at halftime on the
Clemson Tigers fans were treated to a tale of two halves Saturday night as their team overcame a sluggish start to defeat the Virginia Tech
Clifton Canady 33-18 Griffin Barfield 36-15 Casey Cregan 35-16 Garrett Mitchell 30-16 Lacey Steele 30-15 Angelo Feliberty 22-14 Standings after 10 Weeks Clifton Canady –
The Clemson Tigers football team heads up I-81 to face the Virginia Tech Hokies this weekend in Blacksburg, Virginia. The Tigers head into the matchup
Cade Klubnik learned a lot from his sophomore year as starting quarterback a season ago. There was a lot of adversity experienced in the Tigers’
Dabo Swinney met with the media during his weekly Tuesday press conference. The Clemson Tigers’ head coach is still disappointed in the outcome of last
Clemson Football is not used to being on the receiving end of what happened on Saturday night. In prime time, under the lights, and in
Tajh Boyd and Sammy Watkins helped put Clemson football on the map. During last Saturday’s game at Death Valley, Clemson University put both of them
Dabo Swinney did not mince words. Following Saturday night’s game at Death Valley, one in which unranked Louisville dismantled a listless Clemson team 33-21, Swinney
