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What a day it is for the Clemson Tigers to play in a championship game for the First Time Since 1981. We arrived here on saturday. In downtown phoenix, we have seen a lot more orange than crimson. Clemson showing up in a big way. Fan fest here in downtown and we ran into cj spiller. The clemson great always great talking to fans, signing autographs. I talked to him about this season, especially the poise Deshaun Watson has shown. He commits the offense very well. He shows up on the biggest stage...

Clemson's amazing season ended Saturday in the Elite 8 after they fell to Alabama.  Sunday night the they returned home to Clemson and were greeted by fans and as usual Paula Grooms. Check out some great pictures of the Tigers arrival back in Clemson in Bart Boatwright's Photo Gallery.

The first wide receiver in the 2025 class to score an offer from Clemson was Cortez Mills. The four-star from Homestead (Fla.) High School earned that offer following his strong showing at the Dabo Swinney Camp last summer.

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CLEMSON - The Tigers sent the seniors out the right way as they defeated North Carolina 31-20 Saturday afternoon in Death Valley. Check out some great pictures from the win in Bart Boatwright's Photo Gallery.

CLEMSON -- Clemson dominated the first half of tonight's game against Florida Atlantic at Death Valley, with the Tigers building a 34-0 lead over the Owls after two quarters.

Among the official visitors recently hosted by Clemson was this top-100 national prospect from the Lone Star State. Lancaster (Texas) High School’s Corian Gipson traveled to Tiger Town last weekend, and the four-star cornerback reflected on his official visit experience in an interview with The...

Even with Sidibe’s return, Syracuse suffocated on the boards by Clemson Courtesy of Bart Boatwright | The Clemson Insider Alan Griffin battles for a rebound surrounded by Clemson players during Syracuses 78-61 loss. Facebook Google+ The Daily Orange is a nonprofit newsroom that receives no funding from Syracuse University. Consider donating today to support our mission. It wasn’t anything new for Syracuse: the offensive rebounds that it surrendered, the positioning it couldn’t get on the ...