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Clemson Courts Jacobs Scion in Legacy Offer

Legacy Link: Clemson Chases Jacobs’ Younger Brother Clemson has cast an early recruiting net toward the 2028 class, and its latest catch is edge rusher Quinn Jacobs. The three-star prospect—brother to sophomore offensive lineman Brayden Jacobs and son of former NFL standout Brandon Jacobs—earned a coveted offer after shining at the Dabo Swinney Football Camp.…
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Clemson’s Hoops Matches and NFL QB Backup Battle

Hoops Hype: Clemson’s Non-Conference Schedule Gets Beefed Up Clemson basketball fans won’t have to wait long to see their Tigers in action come November. After the ACC slate dropped, the program announced two new non-conference foes: North Dakota arrives at Littlejohn Coliseum on November 9, marking Clemson’s first meeting with a Dakotan school, and on…
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Clemson Recruiting: Visits, Commitments & NIL Drama

Linebacker Bails on Clemson Amid Official Visit Frenzy The Tigers’ June official visit lineup encountered an unexpected twist when three-star linebacker Tyson Washington decided to cancel his June 12–14 campus trip. Washington, rated No. 855 overall and No. 75 at his position by Rivals, shifts his focus to Syracuse, Penn State and Virginia Tech. Meanwhile,…
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Clemson’s First 2028 Football Offers Debut

Tigers Pounce on 2028’s First Football Stars Clemson’s coaching staff wasted no time celebrating success on the 2027 trail, extending its inaugural offers to top 2028 prospects defensive end Asher Ghioto and linebacker Jay Schell. Ghioto, a five-star recruit from Florida, boasts 150 tackles and 30 sacks in two years and has built rapport through…
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Clemson’s Transfer Tango and Recruiting Fumble

Clemson’s Dream Cornerback Dashes to Auburn Mid-Visit Clemson had 30 prospects on campus for its marquee recruiting weekend, but defensive back Nash Johnson III surprised everyone by pulling an impromptu mic drop—committing to Auburn on the spot. The three-star cornerback, originally bound for Alabama, fielded nearly a dozen Power Four offers before de-committing and bouncing…
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Greg McElroy Predicts Clemson’s 2026 DL Will Roar

Clemson’s Next-Gen Defensive Line Sparks ESPN Hype On his Always College Football podcast, ESPN analyst Greg McElroy recently ranked his Top 10 defensive lines for 2026, slotting Clemson at No. 4 nationally behind Notre Dame, Texas, and Oregon. Despite losing four key linemen—Peter Woods, T.J. Parker, DeMonte Capehart, and Cade Denhoff—to the NFL, McElroy remains…
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Clemson Lands Florida Edge Rusher Sensation

Speed Demon Santana Harvey Pledges to Tiger Kingdom Late Friday night, Santana Harvey—a 6’5″, 225-pound four-star edge rusher from Lakeland, Florida—became Clemson’s 15th commitment for the 2027 class. The No. 32 edge defender in the cycle wasted no time pledging during his official visit weekend, choosing the Tigers over Notre Dame, Colorado and Georgia Tech.…
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Clemson Tigers: New OL Recruit Amid Coach Disrespect

Rising Blocker Joins the Tiger Pride Clemson landed three-star interior offensive lineman Elijah Morrison, the program’s second OL commit for the class of 2027. Morrison, ranked among the top 25 interior prospects and the No. 38 player in Georgia, picked the Tigers over major suitors like Georgia, Auburn, and Florida State. Following an unofficial visit…
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TITLE Clemson Football: Schedule, Recruits and Tampering Drama

Night Lights and Time Slots: Clemson’s Early 2026 Slate The ACC has announced kickoff times and TV designations for Clemson’s first three games of the 2026 season, plus two non-Saturday matchups. Week 1 opens Sept. 5 at LSU (7:30 p.m. on ABC), followed by a home opener vs. Georgia Southern Sept. 12 (7:30 p.m. on…
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Clemson Shakeups: New President & Recruiting Rollercoaster

From Spartans to Tigers: Guskiewicz Takes the Helm After Jim Clements’ retirement, Clemson tapped Michigan State president Kevin Guskiewicz as its 16th leader. Approved unanimously by the Board of Trustees, he’ll earn $1.2 million over five years. A Pennsylvania native, Guskiewicz spent two years at MSU, following a stint as UNC-Chapel Hill’s chancellor. His tenure…