After losing DC Brent Venables to Oklahoma, Clemson officially lost offensive coordinator Tony Elliott as he was named the head coach of Virginia.
Author: Todd Shanesy, Greenville News
Dabo Swinney: Injured Clemson WR Justyn Ross ‘doesn’t need another season here’
Injured wide receiver Justyn Ross will not return to Clemson in 2022. “He’s going pro. He’ll be a great one. He’s more than ready,” Dabo Swinney said.
No. 25 Clemson struggles on offense yet again but holds off Syracuse to improve to 4-2
Clemson had a rough offensive day once again but the Tigers held on for a 17-14 win as Syracuse missed a late 48-yard field goal.
Clemson DT Bryan Bresee done for season; RB Will Shipley expected to miss 3-4 weeks
Clemson has lost two of its best players because of injuries. Bryan Bresee is out for the rest of the season, and Will Shipley will miss 3-4 weeks.
Clemson QB D.J. Uiagalelei gets national commercials, but teammate says there’s no jealousy
Clemson OL Jordan McFadden said he doesn’t think NIL will cause any tension or divisiveness between those making money and the rest of the team.
Two Clemson QB signees could go in first round of Sunday’s MLB draft
Bubba Chandler and Will Taylor could be nearing decision time. Pro baseball or college quarterbacks at Clemson?
Clemson’s Justin Foster, never fully recovered from COVID-19, gives up football
Clemson defensive end Justin Foster missed last season because of COVID and related illness. He never fully recovered and will end his playing career.
Clemson’s Trevor Lawrence returns to scene of worst performance, only loss of college career
Clemson quarterback Trevor Lawrence has won 33 of 34 games as a college starter. He returns to the place he lost, New Orleans, to face Ohio State.
Series history between Clemson, Ohio State started with Woody Hayes punch in 1978
Clemson has never lost any of its four games against Ohio State, the last two in national semifinals. But that first one in 1978 sure packed a punch.
Clemson’s Trevor Lawrence to travel with team but not play due to COVID-19 protocol
Because of COVID-19 protocol, Clemson quarterback Trevor Lawrence won’t play at Notre Dame. But he will be there as a ‘coach,’ Dabo Swinney says.