CLEMSON – It’s been over a year since Clemson safety Tyler Venables has put on pads and it’s changed his perspective entering his graduate season. Venables rehabbed from a hip injury during nearly all of the 2023 season and now he’s back in full for 2024 spring practice.
Nobody was happier to hit the practice fields Wednesday than Tyler Venables. The last time we saw the Tigers’ safety on the field was the Orange Bowl against Tennessee.
Clemson defenders RJ Mickens, Tyler Venables, and Khalil Barnes spoke to the media Wednesday as they gave the latest update on the Tiger program. Check out the videos below:
Clemson football has released another outstanding video. Tyler Venables talks with Clemson players about Usher’s halftime show at the Super Bowl. Peter Woods shows off his vocals in this great video.
Clemson head coach Dabo Swinney held his weekly Tuesday press conference and gave the latest on the status of senior safety Tyler Venables. After telling
Clemson’s secondary could get a boost in the season’s final stretch with the potential return of this veteran defensive back. Head coach Dabo Swinney told the media Tuesday that Tyler Venables is back practicing and playing on the scout team this week.
Clemson could get this veteran DB back on the field before season’s end. Head coach Dabo Swinney told the media Sunday evening that senior safety Tyler Venables is tracking toward playing sometime this season as it winds down.
Dabo Swinney provided injury updates at Clemson’s media outing on Tuesday, including an update on a senior safety. The Tigers’ head coach said the only “long-term” injury that the team is dealing with right now is Tyler Venables.
Being prone to injuries comes with the territory for football players, but there is the occasional reminder that those same individuals are human beings that can get hurt in a variety of ways.
Clemson coach Dabo Swinney remarked Miami is one of those teams that just looks different getting off the bus. Now it's up to the Tigers to be ready when the upset-minded Hurricanes show up Saturday with the No. 9-ranked Tigers in their sights.
Tyler Venables respects the "passion" he sees from Notre Dame's offense and believes it comes from good leadership and coaching. "They do a really good job of being so efficient, and that's because of how well they do in first and second down," the Clemson safety said.
Tyler Venables spoke to the media on Monday, detailing what the Notre Dame offense will bring to the table this Saturday. The junior Clemson safety reflected on the most recent games between the Tigers and the Fighting Irish.
Clemson safety Tyler Venables got emotional during his press conference Monday when talking about his roommate, defensive tackle Bryan Bresee. Venables was asked how Bresee has dealt with the death of his sister Ella, who passed away on Sept.
Coming from a college football family, Clemson safety Tyler Venables has a strong appreciation for the sport's history, so he was in "awe" of iconic Notre Dame Stadium and the surrounding campus when the Tigers played there in 2020. "It's extremely historic...beautiful architecture," Venables said Monday.
Another injury to the Clemson secondary. Clemson defensive back Tyler Venables suffered an injury in a moped accident this week and is out of Saturday night's game against Boston College.
Clemson players DJ Uiagalelei, Sean Maguire, Myles Murphy, Tyler Venables and Domonique Thomas talked to the media Monday as they previewed Saturday's primetime ACC matchup with Boston College (7:30 p.m./ABC).
Not many players get to play under their fathers at the collegiate level. For two seasons, Clemson safety Jake Venables was afforded that luxury, playing under his father, Brent, who had served as the Tigers' defensive coordinator on Dabo Swinney's staff since 2012.
Tyler Venables and his father are roughly 1,000 miles apart nowadays. Yet even as the two wade through the thick of preparations for their respective football seasons, Brent Venables still makes a point to hop on the phone with his son back in Clemson.
Clemson defenders Tyler Venables and Malcolm Greene were available to the media following Tuesday's practice as they discussed fall camp: Clemson cornerbacks coach Mike Reed also spoke to the media following practice:
As Mickey Conn sat down to begin his availability with the media Tuesday inside the Allen N. Reeves Football Complex, the first question for Clemson’s safeties coach and co-defensive coordinator was regarding the health of his position group, particularly Tyler Venables.
Following Clemson’s scrimmage Wednesday, co-defensive coordinator/safeties coach Mickey Conn provided updates on the statuses of two injured safeties. Conn said the Tigers hope junior Tyler Venables, who is sidelined right now after undergoing labrum surgery last week in addition to having hip surgery on Jan.
Clemson will be without defender Tyler Venables when the Tigers take on Louisville on Saturday at 7:30 p.m. The sophomore and son of defensive coordinator Brent Venables is not available for the road game.
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