Clemson football, basketball players will return to campus on June 8
Clemson athletes in three sports — football, men's basketball and women's basketball — are set to return to voluntary athletic activities starting June 8
With Clemson and UNC, could the ACC have 2 top-5 recruiting classes in 2021?
It's been a long time since two ACC football teams posted top-five recruiting classes in the same year, but Clemson and North Carolina could change...
Initially a UGA baseball commit, Clemson lands 3-star QB Bubba Chandler
Dabo Swinney and the Clemson Tigers continue to build out a strong 2021 recruiting class; on Thursday, 3-star QB Bubba Chandler committed to Clemson
Clemson president Jim Clements: “on schedule” to start fall semester
In a call of the university's Board of Trustees, Clemson president Jim Clements mentioned that the school is "on schedule" to start for the fall...
4-star LB Barrett Carter picks Clemson over Ohio State, Auburn & UGA
Clemson continues to build powerful 2021 recruiting class; 4-star outside linerbacker Barrett Carter becomes the latest Georgia prospect to commit
3 ACC players among betting favorites for 2020 Heisman Trophy
Three ACC Football players find themselves high on the list in early 2020 Heisman odds: Clemson's Trevor Lawrence, Travis Etienne and D'Eriq King of Miami
Clemson raids NC again; 5-star RB Will Shipley commits to Tigers
Once again, Clemson football raids North Carolina; Dabo Swinney and the Tigers land a major commitment from 5-star 2021 running back Will Shipley
Clemson CB AJ Terrell drafted 16th overall by Atlanta Falcons
Another Clemson defender, cornerback AJ Terrell, is selected in the first round of the 2020 NFL Draft; Terrell goes No. 16 to the Atlanta Falcons
5-star 2021 DE Korey Foreman, Clemson’s top prospect, decommits from the Tigers
Over the last few days, rumors burbled that Korey Foreman planned to re-open his recruitment. On Tuesday afternoon, though, Grace Raynor from The Athletic broke...
Dabo Swinney: COVID-19 won’t delay 2020 season
Clemson head football coach Dabo Swinney has an interesting take on what will happen with the 2020 college football season, even with COVID-19 complications