As the Clemson Tigers prepare to roll out a new-look offense for the 2026 college football season, one underclassman could be poised to carve out an expanded role.
As the Clemson Tigers get set to head to the University of South Carolina for their final regular-season game, they’ll be without a crucial piece of their offense.
CLEMSON — After a year of redshirting, Clemson’s talented young tight end is off to a hot start. Christian Bentancur had a career performance against North Carolina last week, scoring his first-ever touchdown and adding a second score to his season total with only two catches needed.
CHAPEL HILL, N.C. — Cade Klubnik threw for four touchdowns, two to Adam Randall and two to Christian Bentancur, while Antonio Williams threw a 75-yard touchdown pass to fellow wide receiver T.J.
CLEMSON — The struggles of the Clemson offense have been a major storyline this season, but there has been some light amongst the darkness. Despite a rough start culminating in a 1-3 start for the Tigers, there have been spurts of good performances and new looks at young Clemson players.
CLEMSON – Clemson tight end Christian Bentancur spoke with the media following Monday’s practice inside the Poe Indoor Practice Facility. The media spoke to the redshirt freshman for about five minutes.
Redshirt freshman Christian Bentancur didn’t arrive to the Clemson Tigers program expecting the spotlight – he came ready to earn everything. Now, after a year of playing behind veteran tight ends and adjusting to the speed of College Football, the highly touted recruit is showing signs of becoming a key piece in the Tigers’ offensive puzzle.