For the first time since the 2025-26 college basketball season ended, Clemson men’s basketball will play in a game, although it isn’t official. The Tigers will tip off from Littlejohn Coliseum with the Georgia Bulldogs on Friday night, giving fans and media alike their first look at Brad Brownell’s newest group.
Clemson head coach Dabo Swinney updated the status of an injured running back heading into the Tigers’ matchup against Virginia Tech on Saturday. During his radio show Monday night, Swinney said he’s hopeful that backup running Jarvis Green will return for the Virginia Tech game.
Transfer defensive tackle Kourtney Kelly made his long-awaited Clemson debut on Saturday against Charleston Southern after returning from a torn ACL suffered during spring practice.
Clemson was back in action at Memorial Stadium on Saturday as the Tigers hosted FCS foe Charleston Southern for a noon kick, and with the Tigers (4-2, 2-1 ACC) being back at home, a number of recruits were once again on hand.
Going into Clemson’s game against Charleston Southern this past Saturday at Memorial Stadium, former Clemson offensive lineman and current ACC Network analyst Eric Mac Lain said he wanted to see absolute domination from the Tigers.
Jacksonville Jaguars quarterback and former Clemson star Trevor Lawrence shined in London yet again with a stellar performance against the Houston Texans on Sunday.
One of Clemson baseball’s big commits, ranked among the nation’s best prospects in the 2027 class, has flipped to an SEC program. Catcher Caden Borcherding, out of Etowah High School in Georgia, announced a commitment to LSU on Monday.
CLEMSON – The Atlantic Coast Conference announced Monday that Clemson kicker Nolan Hauser has been named ACC Specialist of the Week for his performance in the Tigers’ 37-0 shutout win against Charleston Southern on Saturday.
ATHENS, GA. — One of Clemson’s most reliable arms is on track to be back next season. Lefty Jacob McGovern missed all of the 2026 campaign due to an elbow injury.
CHARLOTTE – The Atlantic Coast Conference and its television partners have announced the following football game times and networks for Week 9 of the season.
CLEMSON – Before Clemson’s 37-0 win over Charleston Southern Saturday, four Tiger players in purple jerseys trotted out to midfield for the customary coin toss.
As we enter the tail end of the 2026 College Football season, the Clemson Tigers sit with a 4-2 overall record and 2-1 in the ACC, needing just two more wins to become bowl-eligible.
The Clemson Tigers in 2026 are 4-2 and in the heart of the ACC for contending for a conference championship. However, there’s a number that will need to
Clemson hosted Charleston Southern in a game that was always a question about how much they would win by, not if they would ever win. Thankfully Clemson’s defense showed up for all four quarters while the offensive continued to be here in name only.
CLEMSON — The Clemson football team is halfway through the season, and thanks to Saturday’s win over Charleston Southern, they sit at 4-2 overall. Obviously, it is not a great record, but it is not too shabby, either.
CLEMSON — Clemson pitched its first shutout in almost five years as the Tigers held serve at home on Saturday with a 37-0 victory over FCS foe Charleston Southern.
During his Sunday evening teleconference following Clemson’s 37-0 home win over Charleston Southern on Saturday, Tigers head coach Dabo Swinney gave the latest update on the status of a transfer defensive tackle.
A current Clemson commit continues to turn in a dominant senior campaign. Three-star in-state DT Jaden Wuerth notched his 15th sack of the season Friday night during Dutch Fork’s 42-0 win over River Bluff on Friday night.
Erik Bakich and Clemson are staying hot on the recruiting trail. The Tigers have picked up a commitment from Sam Ellis, out of Blyth Academy in Ontario, Canada.
In the realm of college athletics, you’ll typically think only about football when talking about Clemson but Brad Brownell has made it his mission to change that perception for the Tigers.
Former Clemson Tigers defensive end K.J. Henry is back in black and gold, and the path that got him there still runs through Death Valley. NFL Network’s Mike Garafolo reported Tuesday that the Pittsburgh Steelers are signing the ex-Clemson star to their practice squad.