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Gridiron Shakeups & ‘Next Man Up’ Showdowns
Clemson Coaches On the Move: Syracuse Snatches Scott Jr. Volunteer defensive assistant John Scott Jr. is leaving Clemson’s coaching merry-go-round to join Syracuse as assistant head coach and defensive run game coordinator. A former standout at Western Carolina and high school champion in South Carolina, Scott’s résumé spans stops in the NFL and Power Five…
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Court Clashes and Recruiting Corner Countdown
Brownell Relishes Gritty Win in Greenville Nail-Biter Clemson’s basketball squad closed December with a one-point escape over Cincinnati in Greenville, despite surrendering a 27-point lead and facing renewed energy from the Bearcats’ returning guard Jizzle James. Head coach Brad Brownell praised the Tigers for grinding out 10 non-conference wins amid travel, finals week fatigue and…
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Clemson’s Legacy: Klubnik’s Hope vs Season’s Sub-Standard
A Quarterback’s Quest for a ‘No Regrets’ Legacy Cade Klubnik, a third-year Clemson Tigers quarterback, spent four years not just chasing wins but crafting a personal legacy rooted in character above statistics. Embracing Clemson’s traditional four-year loyalty in the age of one-and-done transfers, Klubnik amassed over 10,000 total yards—joining an exclusive post–World War II club—and…
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Clemson Shakes Up Season: Portal QB and Bench Hero
Freshman Guard Triumphs in Wake of ACL Blow Zach “Ace” Buckner stepped up when fellow freshman Zac Foster tore his ACL during Clemson’s win over South Carolina, leaving Brad Brownell shorthanded at guard. Foster, who averaged 6.9 points, 2.8 rebounds and 2.5 assists over 12 games, went down early in the contest. Buckner seized the…
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Clemson’s Winter Follies: Pinstripes and ‘Grandpa’ Dabo
Tom Allen’s Emotional Pinstripe Bowl Homecoming After guiding Penn State’s defense to last season’s national title game, Tom Allen swapped blue and white for orange and purple—and now he’ll face his former Nittany Lions in the Pinstripe Bowl at Yankee Stadium. Allen, who served one year as Penn State’s defensive coordinator, is eager to reconnect…
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Clemson’s QB and Coach Eye Pinstripe Bowl Finale
Klubnik Chooses Pinstripe Bowl for One Last Rodeo Cade Klubnik confirmed he’ll suit up for Clemson’s Bad Boy Mowers Pinstripe Bowl in New York City, despite ankle nagging him all season and teammates opting out. The three‐year starter wants another chance to showcase his talents for the 2026 NFL Draft, currently pegged in the third…
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Freshmen Rise in Clemson Football and Basketball
Tigers Roar Past Gamecocks: 3 Lessons Learned Clemson edged South Carolina 68-61 at Littlejohn Coliseum in a Palmetto Series showdown that offered three key insights. First, injuries to guards Zac Foster and Butta Johnson opened the door for redshirt freshman Ace Buckner, who seized the moment with a career-high 19 points and seven rebounds. Second,…
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Clemson Football’s Bowl Preview and Rusher’s Return
Breaking Down Penn State: Clemson’s Pinstripe Adversary Penn State and Clemson entered the 2025 season with lofty national title hopes, only to see those dreams crumble. With QB Drew Allar sidelined, the Nittany Lions leaned heavily on backs Kaytron Allen and Nick Singleton, despite both opting out of the bowl. Freshman Ethan Grunkemeyer has managed…
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Clemson’s Bowl Bailouts and Draft Declarations
Tigers Hemorrhage Talent Ahead of Pinstripe Clash With the Pinstripe Bowl looming, Dabo Swinney announced that 26 players will be absent—17 sidelined by injuries, five busy seeking new homes via the transfer portal, and four chasing NFL dreams by opting out. Key losses include both offensive linemen and playmakers like Antonio Williams, as well as…
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Clemson’s Coach Hits 300th Win Amid Tumultuous Week
Brad Brownell’s 300th Triumph: A New ACC Aristocrat Clemson edged Mercer 70-63 at Littlejohn Coliseum, overturning a 39-33 halftime deficit with a dominant 37-24 second half. The victory marked head coach Brad Brownell’s 300th win at Clemson—his 467th career victory—and made him the 10th coach in ACC history to reach that milestone at one school.…