Hunter Helms News Today

For former Tigers quarterback Hunter Helms, trying to find his next school “was like the biggest mad rush ever.” A in-depth look at his process.

A former Clemson quarterback has found his new college home. Hunter Helms announced in late November that he was entering the transfer portal, and now he's headed to Rhode Island. The Rams' football program announced the signing of Helms on Friday.

Hunter Helms will get a chance finish his career as a starting QB.

KINGSTON, R.I. (WPRI) — The Rhode Island Rams football team was in need of a quarterback after graduating 4-year starter Kasim Hill this past season. And the Rams, may have found their next star. URI announced the signing of former ACC quarterback Hunter Helms on Friday. Helms played for the Clemson Tigers behind 2021’s number […]

With backup quarterback Hunter Helms transferring, is Clemson looking to add a QB from the transfer portal? Head coach Dabo Swinney was asked that question during his Tuesday press conference and said the Tigers don’t plan to seek a transfer signal-caller.

Clemson's Collins, and South Carolina's Wells were among the notable departures Thursday

CLEMSON — In college football, they say, “You Always Remember November.” They definitely do at Clemson, especially this past November. Thanks to last Saturday’s win over rival South Carolina, Clemson finished 4-0 in November this year, and has now won 25 of its last 28 November games.

The Tigers lost 13 players to the portal last season and will see further departures this cycle after an 8-4 regular season.

The Clemson Tigers have stumbled to 4-4 overall and a terrible 2-4 in conference play. They are not the least bit good, and they are only getting worse. Someone most be blamed, someone must be benched, and maybe someone must be fired to fix this mess...

  BOX SCORE  |  GAME NOTES | PHOTO GALLERY CLEMSON, S.C. – Clemson (2-1) forced four turnovers and held Florida Atlantic (1-2) scoreless until the fourth quarter en route to a 48-14 win at Memorial Stadium on Saturday night. As a unit, Clemson’s defense registered three interceptions, including one for a touchdown, one forced fumble, a turnover on downs, two sacks and 10 tackles for loss.  On offense, Clemson produced 367 total yards and did not allow any sacks for the first time this s...