The Clemson football team lost its first two players of the offseason on Monday, when defensive tackles Jordan Williams and Nyles Pinckney entered the transfer portal, according to multiple reports.
With a freshly minted No. 19 ranking in front of its name, the Clemson men’s basketball team will look to continue its strong start to the season when N.C. State comes to town tonight.
Columbia native and former Clemson graduate assistant Justin Stepp has joined Shane Beamer’s inaugural staff as the Gamecocks’ wide receivers coach, it was announced Monday.
There’s no getting around it — this is going to be a hard one for Clemson to live down.
It’s probably not how they envisioned it going, but Friday night’s Sugar Bowl was almost certainly the last college game for two legendary Clemson players — Trevor Lawrence and Travis Etienne.
The Clemson athletic department announced Friday it completed 1,909 COVID-19 tests on student-athletes and staff from Dec. 18 through Thursday. A total of nine people tested positive — eight staff members, and one student-athlete — for a positive rate of 0.5 percent.
Dabo Swinney made headlines last week when he ranked Ohio State No. 11 in his final Amway Coaches Poll, and he hasn’t backed down from that ranking in the leadup to Clemson’s clash with the Buckeyes to open the College Football Playoff on Friday.
Clemson junior quarterback Trevor Lawrence was named as one of five finalists for the Walter Camp Player of the Year Award on Monday.
