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Clemson Announces Newcomer Class

CLEMSON – Clemson head coach Erik Bakich announced the Tigers’ newcomer class of 11 recent high school graduates, one junior college transfer and seven NCAA transfers on Friday. All 19 newcomers are eligible to wear a Tiger uniform starting in the 2027 season.

Three Tigers were rated among the t...


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Clemson Picks up First Victory of Season

CLEMSON — The 24th-ranked Clemson Tigers found its offensive momentum against Campbell in Sunday afternoon’s 5-0 shutout at Historic Riggs Field for their first victory in the young season.

How It Happened

After Clemson (1-1-2) got four early shots on goal, sopho...

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Clemson QB Commit Shows Off Wheels In Season-Opener

Clemson QB Kharim Hughley showed how effective he can be as a runner in his team’s season-opener on Saturday.

Hughley had more than 60 rushing yards in the first quarter alone, and while his Gainesville team held a slim 13-10 lead late in the third quarter, special teams gaffe...


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Johnson’s Speed, Toughness is ‘Real’

CLEMSON – As Clemson running back Chris Johnson, Jr., zipped in for a touchdown in a fall camp scrimmage last weekend, there was nothing more fitting than the message displayed behind him.

As the transfer broke off for a long run into the end zone, Memorial Stadium’s jumbotron read “Welcome ...


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Clemson NFL Rookie Draws Glowing Praise

After being selected by the Kansas City Chiefs with the No. 29 overall pick in the first round of April’s NFL Draft, former Clemson defensive tackle Peter Woods


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