Reports of the Clemson Tigers' demise have been exaggerated. Never mind that said demise came from many of the same people who called the proverbial time of death on Swinney and Clemson football like a scene from some long-forgotten soap opera.

Clemson football got back on track Saturday with a 59-35 victory over NC State, and junior receiver Adam Randall was a catalyst for the Tigers’ offense. Randall hauled in five catches for a career-high 69 yards and a touchdown to lead Clemson’s receiving corps.

Clemson's Week 5 depth chart has few changes from last week. The Tigers take on Stanford on Saturday after blowing out NC State 59-35 last week

During Sunday’s media call, Clemson head coach Dabo Swinney discussed the benefits of getting more snaps for the backup defensive ends in Peter Woods’ absence. Woods, who missed Saturday’s game against NC State due to an injury suffered against App State,

Clemson‘s dominant 59-35 win over NC State heavily featured junior wide receiver Adam Randall on the offensive side of the ball. Who had a career day despite not being at full health according to Tigers head coach Dabo Swinney.

Unfortunately, the wide receiver is dealing with a significant injury, and Dabo Swinney had to admit that the player will miss a couple of games, likely against Stanford and Florida State. The Clemson Tigers and head coach Dabo Swinney couldn’t be happier after another dominant victory in the 2024 NCAAF season,

Cade Klubnik and the Clemson Tigers' offense shined for the second straight game, cruising to a 59-35 victory over the rival NC State Wolfpack Saturday in Death Valley. The win was the 800th in program history for Clemson football,

Defensively, the Tigers stifled NC State freshman quarterback CJ Bailey. They sent blitzes that generated sacks and forced three turnovers (two fumbles, one interception). With Woods out, the Tigers needed someone to step up. They found that production with T.J. Parker, who was tied for the most sacks on the team last year.